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[ad_1] The police officers feared for their lives and worried that they would have to shoot a criminal, who was shooting at them during a night chase in Whangārei. Jefferey Cassidy, 23, previously admitted to shooting police twice during the September 2 chase, which caused downtown residents to cower on …

[ad_1] Construction works are forecast to recede to levels similar to those of the Global Financial Crisis due to the impact of Covid-19, but there are doubts in the sector that they will get that bad. The 2020 National Construction Pipelines Report has been released and forecasts a billions of …

[ad_1] Construction works are forecast to recede to levels similar to those of the Global Financial Crisis due to the impact of Covid-19, but there are doubts in the sector that they will get that bad. The 2020 National Construction Pipelines Report has been released and forecasts a billions of …

[ad_1] Mortgage arrears increased for the second month in a row in November. The Reserve Bank shows that loans worth $ 2.6 billion remain deferred. Photo: 123rf Data from central credit reporting agency Centrix shows there are now 15,000 delinquent mortgages, 2,000 more than in September. When the pandemic first …

[ad_1] Fresh Collective staff in Auckland have threatened a strike during the Christmas rush demanding a pay increase. The grocery store is a boutique brand owned by Foodstuffs NZ, which also owns New World and Pak ‘n Save. First Union spokeswoman Tali Williams said Fresh Collective staff at Mount Albert …

[ad_1] John Kirk-Anderson / Stuff Christchurch businessman Andrew Thorn said the cash stunt was “well intentioned.” The company behind a botched $ 100,000 fake cash stunt in Auckland was fined $ 30,000 for sending unsolicited commercial text messages during the second Covid-19 crash. The Te Tari Taiwan Department of Internal …

[ad_1] New Zealand Dec 21, 2020 01:03 AM2 minutes to read A Safety Warehouse cash delivery gimmick turned ugly when the crowd found out the money wasn’t real. Video / Haki Ani TePaea / Deesparkles A company that conducted a controversial cash sale in Auckland was fined for sending thousands …

[ad_1] As Japan apparently heads to instigate a ban on the sale of combustion cars by 2035, the head of the country’s largest car maker is not happy. Speaking in a recent Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association end of the year press conference covered by the Wall Street Journal, Akio Toyoda …

[ad_1] This story was originally published on RNZ.co.nz and republished with permission. Wairarapa police admitted to taking photos of youths illegally after RNZ alerted them to multiple reports of officers stopping and photographing Maori youth on the street. Whānau describes her children walking alone in broad daylight, when the police …

[ad_1] Wairarapa police admitted to taking photos of youths illegally after RNZ alerted them to multiple reports of officers stopping and photographing Maori youth on the street. Policeman. Photo: RNZ / Alexander Robertson Whānau describes her children walking alone in broad daylight, when the police approached and insisted that they …