A terrorist who was confirmed to be a supporter of the Islamic State terrorism group stabbed six people in a supermarket in Auckland, New Zealand
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Tech Billionaire Peter Thiel to Build “Utopian” Luxurious Lodge and Residence in New Zealand
Peter Thiel, a billionaire of tech fortune who is known as the co-founder of Paypal and Palantir, is planning to create a luxury lodge and
Botch in Wage Subsidy Causes Anger among Business Owners
New Zealand’s Ministry of Social Development made the announcement on Thursday evening, September 2, at 8 pm, that applications for wage subsidies closed four hours
Google Co-founder Larry Page Granted Residency in New Zealand Amidst Controversy
Google co-founder Larry Page has officially been granted residency in New Zealand on August 6, 2021, which has been met by controversy. Many are debating
NZ Swimmer Sophie Pascoe Gets Her 10th Gold Medal in Tokyo Paralympics
An emotional Sophie Pascoe achieved her 10th Paralympic gold after the women’s 100m finals in Tokyo. This was after beating Sarai Gascon by 0.4 seconds
More Refugees from Afghanistan Boarding for New Zealand
The number of refugees looking to relocate in New Zealand is growing with the chaos that now descends upon Afghanistan. This is after American forces
Woman Who Forged Mask Exemption Document Faces Charges in Auckland
A woman from Auckland is currently facing forgery charges of a mask exemption document that she presented to an authority. The ordeal happened in Pak’nSave
New Zealand Drug Foundation Creates Website to Minimize Drug Risks
The New Zealand Drug Foundation just created a new space to minimize drug risks in Aotearoa. Along with it is a website to keep people
Pfizer Vaccine Demands Continue to Rise In New Zealand
Amidst rising cases of COVID-19 among New Zealand, the demand for Pfizer vaccine also grow. Local news sources say that they plan to increase deliveries
New Zealand to Stay in Lockdown Amidst Rising Auckland Cases
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that the nationwide lockdown currently in place will be extended until Tuesday, August 31. This is because of the