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As CRL Opens, Sold-Out Tauranga Trains Show What Could Come Next | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Local Govt | National News Video | Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Search As Auckland celebrates the opening of the City Rail Link, two sold-out Auckland–Hamilton–Tauranga trains are showing there is already strong demand for the next chapter of passenger rail. More than 900 people travelled on the May Auckland–Hamilton–Tauranga and local Tauranga excursions, with tickets selling out in less than two days. A second Kaimai Express on 18 October has also sold out. The Future is Rail sa
Luxon Government Decides Their Final Say Should Outweigh Local Democracy | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Gordon Campbell | Parliament TV | Parliament Today | Video | Questions Of the Day | Search The National Government has decided its final say matters more than local democracy by taking away the mandate for democratically elected councils to support the wellbeing of communities, says the Green Party. “This is yet another broken promise from a coalition that campaigned on localism and building the relationship between government and councils, only to pass a law that gives Government the final say
F. Meth Campaign Launched | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Gordon Campbell | Parliament TV | Parliament Today | Video | Questions Of the Day | Search Hon Matt DooceyMinister for Mental Health F. Meth, the new national prevention campaign, has officially launched today as part of the Government’s bold and comprehensive action plan to combat methamphetamine harm in New Zealand, Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey says. “Drugs destroy lives. Meth causes enormous harm to individuals, families and communities, and we know we need to do more to reduce demand b
Update: 17 September 2026, 7.30am – Snow, Flooding Remain But Closures Ease | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Local Govt | National News Video | Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Search State Highway 96, at Oreti Plains in Southland, remains closed this morning because of flooding; but State Highway 87 between Middlemarch and Outram, in Otago, is open again after a snow closure overnight. NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi has area warnings are in place because of snow on some state highways, including SH87, State Highway 85 and State Highway 8 at Lindis Pass. MetService has lifted its Road Snowf
Activists Unmask Ministers At ‘Gas Matters’ Forum To Demand End To Fossil Fuel Revival | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Gordon Campbell | Parliament TV | Parliament Today | News Video | Crime | Employers | Housing | Immigration | Legal | Local Govt. | Maori | Welfare | Unions | Youth | Search Climate campaigners are calling on the Government to immediately withdraw its plans for a billion-dollar Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) import terminal and refuse to sign any incoming infrastructure contracts, warning that investing in expensive fossil gas will lock Aotearoa into skyrocketing power bills and climate risk for de
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