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Delayed Parakiore Recreation and Sport Centre expected to cost $5 million
The new Parakiore Recreation and Sport Centre is due to be completed in October, almost a decade later than planned.

Popular Auckland restaurant Tokki announces impending closure
Tokki was praised for its refined Korean cuisine and standout wine list.

Children dying from malnutrition as food blockaded, Gaza aid worker says
Twenty children have died from malnutrition in Gaza in the last few days, Save the Children say.

Homicide probe continues after 77yo man’s death in Horeke
A 77-year-old man was found critically injured on Waikerikeri Rd in the Far North.

Seagate unveils growth strategy, boosts share repurchases to USD $5bn
Seagate unveils new strategy centred on HAMR tech and Mozaic platform, targeting low-to-mid teens revenue growth and a USD $5 billion share buyback by 2028.

Arsenal's Williamson savours 'full circle' moment
Speaking to BBC Sport's Jo Currie, Arsenal captain Leah Williamson says to be leading her side out against Barcelona in the a Champions League final is a "full circle" moment as she was a mascot for their previous final in 2007.

Slot on the season: Title, Trent, transfers - and no excuses
In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC, Liverpool boss Arne Slot says excuses are "for teams that don't win the league".

US says Sudan used chemical weapons in war as it issues new sanctions
The state department is imposing new sanctions on the country's government because of the findings.

Man in Norway wakes to find huge container ship in garden
Johan Helberg says he was "quite astonished" to look out of his window and see the vessel.

Netanyahu accuses Starmer of siding with Hamas
The UK, France and Canada condemned the expanded Israeli military operation in Gaza this week.

‘Well, we’re out of a job’: Tassie boss on what happens if stadium proposal falls over
Tasmania Devils chief executive Brendon Gale also publicly listed six potential candidates to lead the AFL’s 19th team.

Run It Straight hosts Sylvia Park event after South Auckland cancellations
The group gave away $3000 in gift cards, sponsor T-shirts, and $1000 cash.

Budget 2025: Sole trader feels 'ripped off' by government's KiwiSaver cuts
The budget move to halve the government's KiwiSaver contributions has been described as a blow to sole traders.

Budget 2025: The teenagers feeling ignored by government's decisions
A group of youths grappling with some of the decisions made by the government expressed their concerns at a post-Budget chat hosted by the Child Poverty Action Group.

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