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Government to give away $54 million to those with ideas for improving tourism
Open to applications today, the new programme will accept applications from all sectors.
Auckland named one of world's top LGBT destinations
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Highly charged issue: Should BnB guests pay to top up EVs?
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DoC sees 1300 overseas applicants for job few Kiwis wanted
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Glacier Trail: West Coast asks for $60m cycle trail to Fox
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Northland's new foodie trails
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Mark the date, old sport - Art Deco Festival Napier is a February must-do
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Hotel review: An executive suite in Cordis Auckland's Pinnacle Tower
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