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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By: Kevin Norquay
Ever been on a holiday and thought, “this is nice, I could live here”?
Nicola Willis has ordered the public service cavalry to ride to the rescue of downtown Wellington before it turns into the valley of economic
By: Kevin Norquay
Racing Minister Winston Peters delivered $20 million of funding on three poly tracks (Cambridge, Awapuni in Palmerston North, and Riccarton) as part of racing's $72.5m Covid emergency support package.
OPINION : We shelled out more than $200 each to watch the All Blacks play at Sky Stadium, only to see stand-up comedians instead.
From living in a dump scavenging for scraps, then swapping drugs for mouldy bread, to a King Charles handshake at Buckingham Palace, the story of Wellington musician Tyson Nemukula defies all odds.
We are living in more censor-tive times, with child abuse and terrorist material swamping concerns over swear words and nudity, a non-stop task for
Kevin Norquay Government intervention in local body issues must clear a high legislative bar, says Anne Tolley, a former Tauranga City Council commissioner and Cabinet minister.
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).
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