Moa Point has been testing as non-compliant for all but two months of the last two years. 

The signs were there, but no one seemed to raise concern before the wastewater plant started pumping raw sewage into the south coast of Wellington. 

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Moa Point has been testing as non-compliant for all but two months of the last two years.&nbsp;
The signs were there, but no one seemed to raise concern before the wastewater plant started pumping raw sewage into the south coast of Wellington.&nbsp;
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Nick Leggett: Wellington Council "chronically underinvest" in water infrastructure

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The latest numbers, as at one week ago, there were 24 days of petrol and 18 days of diesel in the country. 

Things are looking to worsen for the foreseeable future, although an uptick in public transport use and EV purchases point to people taking things into their own hands. 

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The latest numbers, as at one week ago, there were 24 days of petrol and 18 days of diesel in the country.&nbsp;
Things are looking to worsen for the foreseeable future, although an uptick in public transport use and EV purchases point to people taking things into their own hands.&nbsp;
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Josh Ellison: Fuel crisis good news for renewable energy sector

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New Zealand First will be campaigning on a policy that would see half of all mining royalties go to the region from which it came, rather than Wellington. 

The party says it would build up wealth and infrastructure in the regions, allowing for future development rather than having the money spent across wider national projects. 

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New Zealand First will be campaigning on a policy that would see half of all mining royalties go to the region from which it came, rather than Wellington.&nbsp;
The party says it would build up wealth and infrastructure in the regions, allowing for future development rather than having the money spent across wider national projects.&nbsp;
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Winston Peters: More mining royalties back into the regions

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Winston Peters has delivered NZ First's State of the Nation address - the final one ahead of the looming election. 

Peters also announced a National Energy Strategy that would break up power companies, no longer allowing them to control both power and the price. 

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Winston Peters has delivered NZ First's State of the Nation address - the final one ahead of the looming election.&nbsp;
Peters also announced a National Energy Strategy that would break up power companies, no longer allowing them to control both power and the price.&nbsp;
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Liam Hehir: NZ First in solid position ahead of election

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/46c6e2c2-9882-45d2-90f4-b415002ca5b5/transcript

Nick Leggett: Wellington Council "chronically underinvest" in water infrastructure

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