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No commitment to repair Napier-Gisborne rail line
The Government has yet to decide the fate of the Napier-Gisborne rail line. Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee would not commit to repairing the line under questioning from New Zealand First MP Brendan Horan in Parliament today. Mr Brownlee said no decision ...  
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Key can't commit to Gisborne-Napier rail fix
Gisborne is a critical part of New Zealand and due to its isolation needs good transport links, Prime Minister John Key said on a visit to the city today.But he stopped short of indicating whether the Government would foot the $4.5...  
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Napier, New Zealand: an Art Deco phoenix risen from the ashes
It's not often that you hear the word "gift" being used in association with the devastation wrought by an earthquake. But in the small city of Napier in the Hawke's Bay region of New Zealand's North Island, that is exactly what is said of one of the ...  
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Makeover to attract tenants for state houses
More than 60 vacant Housing New Zealand properties in Hastings and Napier will be given a makeover in an effort to attract tenants ... Napier city councillor Maxine Boag said she was "astonished" at the number of vacant homes. There were 102 vacant ...  
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Batman The Dark Knight Rises: Michael Caine è Alfred più che un maggiordomo...
Batman The Dark Knight Rises: Michael Caine è Alfred più che un maggiordomowww.mauxa.com... Michael Gough l'altro grande interprete nel ruolo del maggiordomo dell'uomo pipistrello, scomparso recentemente nel marzo del 2011. Mentre nella serie Tv andata in onda negli anni sessanta il ruolo di Alfred venne interpretato dall'attore Alan Napier.  
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