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What you need to know about washing cars (and more) at home
9 Jan 2026Explainer - Questions have been raised on social media about potential fines car owners might get by washing vehicles at home this week. Here's a few answers.
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Black gold: Interest in coffee trucks surges as migrants seek affordable startups
9 Jan 2026More Chinese migrants are investing in mobile coffee trucks to launch businesses in Auckland, testing the market before committing to a physical location.
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Washing your car at home may attract a hefty fine
7 Jan 2026Car owners face a $1500 fine for discharging soapy run-off into stormwater systems.
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Chinese martial artists fight to keep heritage alive
5 Jan 2026Practitioners in New Zealand pass on the culture and spirit of martial arts to younger generations of Chinese as well as people of other ethnicities.
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Nine illegal gambling operations in Auckland found 'hiding in plain sight'
11/12/2025Authorities seized poker tables, chips, cash, cryptocurrency and electronic devices when shutting down nine venues allegedly engaged in illegal activity.
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折扣价真的优惠吗?消协专家提醒:圣诞超市购物更应关注这个价格
9/12/2025新西兰消协表示,圣诞购物季是一个商家都想着尽量赚钱的消费旺季,而那些在购物时不只盯着最便宜价格标签的顾客,或许能实实在在地省下一些钱。
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NZ navy ship shadowed by seven Chinese warships
12/12/2025The NZDF says the seven different warships kept a "safe and professional distance" throughout.
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Aucklanders mourn Hong Kong apartment fire victims
8/12/2025A small crowd gathered at a vigil on Saturday to pay tribute to those affected by the blaze in Tai Po that left more than 150 dead.
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Pro-Beijing activist loses defamation case against former councillor
5/12/2025Morgan (Zhi Hong) Xiao, also known as 'Demon King' online, has been ordered to pay more than $200,000.
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Passengers on 'world’s longest direct flight’ grateful for Auckland breather
5/12/2025A new China Eastern Airlines route linking Shanghai and Buenos Aires touched down in New Zealand for two hours on Thursday.