New Plymouth drops free CBD parking idea New Plymouth councillors have ditched free CBD parking, instead recommending the hourly charge drop from $3 to $2. 
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Green Party proposes bill to ensure greater transparency on drinking water quality Co-leader Marama Davidson said up to 100,000 people get sick each year from polluted drinking water. 
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New Zealand musician charged with assault, using threatening language The man appeared in Manukau District Court where he was granted name suppression. 
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Groundup.ai launches GINA V2 for industrial maintenance It aims to cut downtime by telling plant operators not just that something is wrong, but which fault is likely and what to fix first. 
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Takeaway boss worked employee up to 88 hours a week and threatened her visa Simran Kaur was forced to work up to 88 hours a week at a Hamilton restaurant and had unlawful pay deductions made from her final pay. 
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Mechanic fired after boss demanded he spy on colleague and swore at him Siosifa Finau was harassed, sworn at and told to spy on a colleague before being unjustifiably dismissed from an Auckland workshop, the ERA found. 
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Diwali Festival 2026: Come for the dancing, stay for everything else Auckland's annual Diwali Festival returns this weekend, introducing art, cinema and cultural workshops alongside the usual smorgasbord of music, dancing and food. 
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Lower mortgage rates help offset fuel price hikes for households The cost of living for the average household has eased marginally as falls in mortgage rates partly offset more expensive petrol. 
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CrowdStrike uncovers China-linked AI cyber campaign CrowdStrike has identified a China-linked cyber campaign using agentic AI to conduct simultaneous intrusions against more than 200 organisations across at least 14 countries. 
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'Pretty strong correlation' between enrolment changes and lower enrolment rate - electoral law expert Andrew Geddis says about 40,000 people's rights have been removed "without there being any good enough justification to do so". 
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