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Channel Infrastructure announces equity raise
Channel Infrastructure NZ Limited (Channel Infrastructure) (NZX:CHI) announces today that it has entered into a 15-year contract to develop a bitumen import terminal for Higgins, a subsidiary of Fletcher Building Limited, at Marsden Point

Olympian Laura Kenny to guest edit Radio 4's Today
Sir Sajid Javid and Baronness Floella Benjamin will also take the editorial reins over Christmas.

Health and morality not relevant: Wanaka McDonald’s hearing
Hundreds of residents oppose the restaurant chain’s plans.

AI’s growing demand on corporate networks
As artificial intelligence integrates into business, network teams face the challenge of meeting increased traffic demands while leveraging AI for operations.

GPs issued Covid vaccine exemptions inappropriately, says watchdog
Deputy health and disability commissioner Deborah James has found neither doctor could prove they had provided patients with balanced, evidence-based information around the safety and efficacy of the vaccine.

Blues coach rewarded with new contract after ending 21-year drought
Super Rugby-winning coach Vern Cotter has committed to an additional year with the Blues, extending his stay until at least 2026.

Man charged with murder after fatal fire in Whangarei
A 48-year-old has been charged with murder in connection with the death of Hoani Reuben.

Taonga missing for two years washes up a couple of hours away
The poruwhenua was found washed up at Taylors Bay, just over two hours away from the marae that it belongs to.

Surgeries being rejected to game waitlist targets, Labour says
The Opposition alleges the number of people going onto waitlists is being limited, as GPs complain of referrals being rejected.

No change in Dunedin homelessness after tent encampment dispersed
"This is a complex area of work, and there are many factors that impact on a lack of housing resilience or becoming homeless," a council report says.

Ashburton library introduces new code of conduct
Two people per month on average have been trespassed from the new library and civic centre prompting the council to introduce a new code of conduct.

Olivia Podmore’s self worth ‘wrapped up in her cycling performance’ inquest told
Podmore told a health practitioner about 7 months before her death that she sometimes wondered if she would be better off dead.

Man charged with murder in relation to Whangarei house fire in April
Police have charged a 48-year-old man with murder in relation to a fatal house fire in Whangarei in April this year.

People of the hikoi: 'I watched the last protest from jail'
A former gang member is rewriting his future so his tamariki don't follow the path he once lived.

Twin baby dies after condition missed five times
A sonographer and radiologist failed to diagnose critical conditions in two separate pregnancies, a new report reveals.

Louisa Wall says TJ Perenara's Treaty statement during haka was censored
The former Black Fern, Silver Fern, and Labour MP said she “watched with pride” at how the departing All Black used the side’s haka.

Auckland bottle shops, supermarkets prepare for stricter alcohol rules
Many bottle shops and supermarkets in Auckland are gearing up for a stricter cut-off time to sell alcohol just as the festive season kicks off.

New apartment development shows carparks are still king
Residents living at the Resido apartment complex near Auckland's Sylvia Park have prioritised having access to their own carpark.