Kevin Norquay is a Senior Writer at Stuff, a leading news website in New Zealand. With a focus on local stories, Kevin covers a range of topics including travel, lifestyle, and social issues. His writing style is characterized by a mix of humor and insightful observations.
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Tax cuts, falling inflation, mortgage rates set to follow; all the financial stars are aligning, so when do we get to feel less cash poor? Kevin Norquay talked to the economists.
Kevin Norquay Detecting whether holiday accommodation doubles as emergency housing is difficult, at a time when more than 300 motels are taking Government money for providing those in need a short-term home.
Karori Golf Club installed a no-go area for its premier tournament, to prevent players being attacked by a pair of kārearea (native falcons).
Living with cancer is tough, yet directions to a primary care treatment that can help make a “massive” difference are well-hidden, say those lucky enough to discover oncology physiotherapy.
In Kiwi dialect, Sasha Lockley has got it all arse about face, running a finance lending company that's out to lose customers by helping them out of debt.
New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR) is to hold an independent review into the country's three synthetic racetracks, after the Sunday Star-Times reported they were injuring racehorses more than traditional turf tracks.
Olympian Rachel Howard is a sports pioneer; her hands were used to model women's goalkeeping gloves, she's gone from Adidas intern to high-flier, now
About 30,000 rats dwelling on hills from Mt Victoria south to Houghton Bay are headed for their last supper.
Hutt City Council flags flew at half mast this week to mourn the death of Nicholas Boyack, an old school journalist who was for decades an integral part of the Hutt Valley community.
Auckland may not be what you first think of when it comes to burgeoning Māori tourism, yet that could be about to change with the impending launch of a website highlighting the city's cultural treasures.
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