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Consumer NZ survey reveals best and worst power companies

Trustpower rated as the worst performer in Consumer NZ’s latest survey of satisfaction with power companies. Consumer NZ chief executive Jon Duffy said its annual survey found...

Auckland drought: Watercare invokes emergency powers

From today, Watercare will draw 15 million litres of water a day more from the Waikato River, using emergency powers under section 330 of...

‘This is not the site for 54 units’-Luxon on Sandspit Rd

Opinion  Christopher Luxon, the National Party candidate contesting the Botany seat in September’s General Election, shares his thoughts on the controversial proposed development on the...

Khaos Cakery wins $12,000 biz marketing giveaway

Kylie Harvey could feel the tears well up the moment Khaos Cakery was announced as the winner of the $12,000 biz marketing giveaway at...

Howick history: communications in the 19th century

As Howick and districts count down to the 175th anniversary, the Times continues its series by Alan La Roche giving readers a glimpse of...

Jami-Lee’s column: Protecting Sandspit Road

I applaud the continued resilience of locals fighting the Sandspit Road development proposals. More than 70 apartments, sitting between three schools on an already congested...

Volunteers plant 6000 trees at Mangemangeroa

Around 40 volunteers attended a community planting morning at Mangemangeroa Reserve on Saturday. Organised by South Auckland Forest & Bird with Friends of Mangemangeroa (FOM),...

Community news awards:We’ve done it again

The Times is celebrating after a successful showing at the recent NZ Community Newspaper Awards. The competition accepts entries in various categories from independent newspaper...

AMETI Eastern busway: drone photos highlight progress

Construction on Stage 1 of the AMETI Eastern Busway between Panmure and Pakuranga has been progressing well and is on schedule for completion next...

Exterminator:Pest trapping hero on a mission

On the last count Shelly Park resident Karyn Gradon has trapped 56 ship rats, five Norway rats, 10 possums, nine hedgehogs and 23 mice. Karyn...
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