The adverts for Latam Airlines appeared in error, the news website says. News website Stuff has blocked adverts appearing on its homepage that purported to show flights could be purchased to South America for as low as $79. The Latam Airlines ads were visible on Thursday this week, but disappeared after inquiries from The Spinoff. The ads, which ran just below the top section of Stuff’s front page, appeared to show that tickets to Rio de Janeiro on the Chilean airline were available for an unbelievably reasonable $79. They had appeared on the site as a “programmatic ad buy” and were not a “direct booking” with Latam Airlines, the news outlet said.

nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “Woothworths remediation, West Coast rain and Princess Kate | Focus Morning Bulletin January 19, 2024” – below is their description. Woolworths contacts thousands of staff over pay issues dating back nine years, the West Coast braces for deluge and Prince William visits Kate in hospital as she recovers from surgery in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Full story: http://tinyurl.com/3ztnc6eySubscribe and be notified of breaking news: https://goo.gl/LP45jXCheck out our playlists: https://goo.gl/Swd249Like NZ Herald on Facebook: https://goo.gl/tUC4oqFollow NZ Herald on Instagram: https://goo.gl/oLicXeFollow NZ Herald on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Wi6mbvnzherald.co.nz YouTube Channel

(Getty)NZ Airports said flights with only one or two passengers were very rare when flying domestically because of airline capacity constraints. "One reason airlines fly with very few passengers is to defend a very valuable 'slot' - or an arrival time and gate at a busy or crowded airport," he said. "During COVID, airlines in Europe and the US flew such ghost flights to keep their slots for when the pandemic passed and passenger numbers regrew." People rebook on other flights when their flight is delayed, leaving fewer people on the original flight at the new time. This UK couple danced across the aisle to celebrate being the only two passengers flying from Krabi, Thailand to Penang in Malaysia in 2016.

As a galvanising process, you feel this has become real and you're going to make a record and it's going to come out. <a href="https://teenage-fanclub.bandcamp.com/album/a-catholic-education">A Catholic Education by Teenage Fanclub</a>An interesting thing about Teenage Fanclub is you’ve got multiple songwriters and have had throughout the entire career of the band. But every album still sounds like a Teenage Fanclub album. When we started the band — Teenage Fanclub first started recording stuff in 1989 — we started thinking about doing this thing in maybe the two years before that. As people in a band called Teenage Fanclub, when we thought about a name for the band, we didn't want a literary or artistic reference.

House prices took a tumble in December, finishing the year on a soft note, according to the latest data from the Real Estate Institute of NZ. The REINZ House Price Index declined -1.1% overall in December compared to November, led by lower prices in the Auckland market, where prices were down -2.3% for the month. The REINZ HPI was developed in conjunction with Reserve Bank as is considered the most reliable indicator of current price movements in the housing market. REINZ House Price Index - December 2023REINZ Regional House Price Index - December 2023•You can have articles like this delivered directly to your inbox via our free Property Newsletter. To start receiving them, register here (it's free) and when approved you can select any of our free email newsletters.

Gareth Bayliss joined outdoor media company Phantom Billstickers as Client Director last April, after working in business capability development at business incubator The Icehouse. We asked him for his thoughts on 2023, and what he’s looking forward to in 2024. Phantom Billstickers’ HPA campaigns are not just advertisements; they are immersive experiences that engage the community. In the last 10 months I have heard many stories from the last 41 years of Phantom Billstickers and they are all inspirational. A news event that didn’t get the attention it deserved: “Gareth Bayliss Joins Phantom Billstickers”.

Photo: RNZ / Samuel RillstoneHousing Minister Chris Bishop has written to the board of Kāinga Ora Homes and Communities to make clear he expects social homes not to be left empty longer than absolutely necessary. "I wish to make clear my expectation that, with over 25,000 people on the social housing waitlist, social houses owned by Kāinga Ora are not to be left empty for a day longer than absolutely necessary. It is my expectation that Kāinga Ora works with much greater urgency to fill its vacant homes," Bishop wrote. "Of these new homes, 287 were empty for more than four months despite thousands of families waiting for social homes such as these." You might be living in a motel or you might be bunking with firends and familybut you need a social house."

Written By: mickysavage - Date published: 9:11 am, January 18th, 2024 - 47 commentsCategories: uncategorized - Tags:The Council of Trade Unions has completed its annual survey of workers and the mood is grim. From Felix Desmarais at One News:The survey, the sixth ‘Mood of the Workforce’ conducted annually by the CTU, gathered 2000 responses. Responses were from people who responded to an email from the CTU to a random selection of 50,000 people from the CTU’s ‘Together’ email list. The survey email was sent to a sample of the CTU’s contact list, not every member. Getting rid of fair pay agreements and extending the 90 day fire at will law will not improve worker’s conditions.

The Kaitaki lost power while sailing into Wellington Harbour in rough seas. Photo: NZ HeraldMaritime NZ has filed a charge against KiwiRail after its Interislander ferry lost power in the Cook Strait last year. This week Maritime NZ filed one charge under the Health and Safety at Work Act following a near year-long investigation into the incident. Maritime NZ director Kirstie Hewlett explained the evidence they had investigated. She said Maritime NZ cannot make any further comment about the ongoing proceedings due to it being before court.

14 Mills Lane in Albany went on sale in 2023 and is the site of the infamous commune, Centrepoint. Image: NZ HeraldA multimillion-dollar property that was the site of New Zealand’s most infamous commune, Centrepoint, has been withdrawn from sale without finding a buyer. Bert Potter, photographed in 2005, acted as spiritual head of the Centrepoint commune. It also has a dark history as it was where Bert Potter served as the spiritual head of the Centrepoint commune. Three survivors from the infamous cult spoke out in 2021, writing an open letter calling for restorative justice for children who were abused.

This post is an excerpt from a much more detailedreport that I published over at Carbon Brief today. I thought it would be useful to have a more focused discussion here on why 2023 was so exceptionallyThis is a re-post from the Climate Brink ...

Hard on the heels of delivering its new digital platform this month, Stuff Group has unveiled a new-look senior commercial team, featuring some of the country’s most experienced and specialised revenue leaders. Led by Brand Connections Managing Director Matt Headland, Stuff’s senior commercial team has been reinvigorated with new appointments and a new structure to deliver on the opportunities of the Stuff portfolio, and drive new commercial partnerships in market. “We are thrilled to have Jaana join our commercial leadership team. Collins’ appointment has opened the door for a new role on the senior leadership team, with Laressa Marinovich appointed to Director of Independent Agencies, the first media organisation in New Zealand to elevate this role onto the senior leadership team reporting directly to the executive. Also on the Brand Connections leadership team is known and respected digital agency leader John Buckley who became Director of Digital Revenue in late 2023.

Taylor Spinelli, a travel blogger from the US, has gone viral after posting about a shock experience while skydiving in New Zealand. Taylor Spinelli, a travel blogger from the US, has gone viral after posting about a shock experience while skydiving in New Zealand. She explained one of the most extreme cases she experienced was when she was skydiving with a Kiwi tandem instructor in New Zealand. She had revealed to the instructor she was a school teacher in the US, which led to a confronting question. “I tell him that back at home I’m a teacher in the United States.

Newcastle United chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan faces a £58 million lawsuit over accusations he “carried out the instructions” of Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince with “malicious intent”, it has been reported. According to The Athletic, legal papers sent to Al-Rumayyan at St James’ Park and other high-profile locations, allege he acted with the aim of “harming, silencing and ultimately destroying” the family of Dr Saad Aljabri, the Gulf state’s former intelligence chief. Aljabri was said to be accusing Al-Rumayyan and others of being “directly involved” in a three-and-a-half year campaign to pursue his family. Al-Rumayyan is the governor of PIF, the sovereign wealth fund that acquired an 80 per cent stake in Newcastle United in 2021. Newcastle referred requests for comment to PIF, intermediaries for which did not respond for requests for comment.

AdPi News –AdA New Zealand A Greens MP has resigned over allegations of shoplifting. Golriz Ghahraman resigned with immediate effect, citing the stress of the job as affecting his mental health. - Advertisement -New Zealand MP Golriz Ghahraman resigned after being accused of shoplifting. (Stuff/Robert Kitchin) (Provided)Monday night, things Ghahraman said he faces a third shoplifting charge in Wellington. It’s not behavior because it doesn’t make sense in any way.”The New Zealand Parliament Building in Wellington.