
Driving range and 9-hole course favoured to shape Takapuna golf future
About one-third of the golf course is proposed to become a flood‑control wetland.
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Kevin Hu is being credited for making maths 'accessible and fun' for students.
Witnesses say the Takapuna Beach defibrillator box allegedly failed to open.
Police said the death will be referred to the coroner for investigation.
National rents have dropped 1.1% annually – one of the first falls since 2009.
Company to buy $500m-$1b of infrastructure assets, then eventually list on NZX.
Police say the incident was reported to them and they are making inquiries.
'We are not like others who simply walk away. We are doing everything we can.'
It is too soon to say if any money will be available to pay debts.
Insolvency experts at BDO, Khov Jones and McGrath Nicol now on two huge apartment schemes.
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The Strand apartments are to be four blocks, up to 10 levels high, facing the waterfront.
This was to be the company's biggest project in the city where it was originally founded.
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The Golf Warehouse plan would replace the present 18 holes with a new nine-hole course.
He attacked two restaurant owners and knocked out a man in Fruit World, Rosedale.
Golf club wants a tunnel under the motorway and a 13m deep canal. Council and NZTA say no.
Auckland Council said delays couldn’t be afforded after the January 2023 floods.
The new scheme would involve building a canal to resolve flood vulnerability.
Auckland Council and Multiplex paid $20.1m to the owners of the building.
The dolphins created a wake, making it easier for Dennis Kuhn to move through the water.
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The businessman won out over five other groups that were keen on purchasing the cafe.
He was driving at 122km/h in a residential area when he hit a power pole, flipped his SUV.
Jovahna Samuels seized control of a $200,000 bus during an argument with the driver.
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