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Making 100 tala stretch in Samoa
7+ hour, 20+ min ago (363+ words) For many families in Samoa, 100 tala may sound like enough to cover a few household needs, but the money can disappear quickly after buying everyday food. Lina Tupu of Faleasiu, 100 tala means planning carefully before heading to the shops. “I…...
Hampshire transport campaigner calls for prime minister to visit
2+ hour, 5+ min ago (541+ words) Transport campaigners in the South are urging the prime minister to visit the region to see for himself how rural areas are struggling with limited bus services. Susan Dorsett is leader of Hampshire-based group the Knightwood Valley Park Campaigners, and…...
From wax to web: How decades of tech evolution transformed production at the St. Albert Gazette
11+ hour, 53+ min ago (640+ words) For Sandy Jamison, who spent decades as a production manager at the Gazette, producing a newspaper was once a hands-on process that could take hours, and sometimes much longer. “You used to stand at a slanted table with galleys, so…...
Rabobank sees milk price recovering towards $10/kgMS
12+ hour, 6+ min ago (159+ words) Rabobank says New Zealand’s farmgate milk price could finish the 2026/27 season closer to $10 per kilogram of milk solids, as slowing global supply growth and resilient Asian demand support dairy commodity prices.Fonterra lowered its opening forecast from $9.75/kgMS to $9.25/kgMS…...
Wellington City Council apologises for library website overspend
7+ hour, 46+ min ago (864+ words) Wellington City Council has apologised for spending over $600,000 on a website to draw visitors to the newly reopened City Library. An independent review found shortcomings in the oversight, procurement process and the value for money offered by the site. Chief…...
Wool prices rise at Christchurch auction
10+ hour, 36+ min ago (222+ words) Adverse weather conditions across much of the country contributed to the reduced offering, creating favourable outcomes for sellers at the N11 national wool sale in Christchurch. The restricted auction volumes generated strong competition, with prices lifting across all wool categories. “Australian…...
‘Policy needed to cut transportation cost’ - The Nation Newspaper
10+ hour, 45+ min ago (646+ words) September 14, 2026 by Daniel Essiet Nigeria must urgently shift from a narrow transport policy to an integrated logistics framework that combines road, rail, waterways, warehousing and supply-chain systems to reduce the rising cost of moving agricultural produce and other goods across…...
Alf Filipaina: Auckland Councillor on the launch of the City Rail Link and whether extra police are needed - Early Edition with Ryan Bridge
14+ hour ago (117+ words) iHeart The City Rail Link finally launched over the weekend and it's set to bring extra foot traffic to Auckland CBD, but concerns have been raised over the potential risks. National's promising a dedicated Auckland Transport police team if elected,…...
'Dynamic': Prime Minister Luxon says CRL will boost public transport use in Auckland
13+ hour, 12+ min ago (160+ words) newstalkzb.co.nz Follow the podcast on After years of anticipation, Auckland's City Rail Link finally opened to the public yesterday, and the Prime Minister's hopeful it will boost rail patronage by 50 percent in the long run. Luxon was at…...
Auckland's CRL passes first weekday rush hour test, patronage up 20%
13+ hour, 11+ min ago (834+ words) Crowds at the new Te Waihorotiu station. (Source: 1News) Auckland's expanded rail service carried around 20% more passengers than a typical Monday during the City Rail Link's first weekday morning peak today, according to Auckland Transport. Speaking to media at Te Waihorotiu…...