
Amy Williams
Senior Reporter at Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
Journalist and writer; married to an urban lumberjack
Articles
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1 week ago |
radionz.co.nz | Amy Williams
Oyster farmers north of Auckland say they need financial support and rates relief while harvesting is on hold due to pollution, or some businesses will close. Farmers in the Warkworth area are concerned Watercare still does not have an urgent solution to stop swimming-pool amounts of sewage being dumped into the water their livelihoods depend on.
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1 week ago |
rnz.co.nz | Amy Williams
Oyster farmers north of Auckland say they need financial support and rates relief while harvesting is on hold due to pollution, or some businesses will close. Farmers in the Warkworth area are concerned Watercare still does not have an urgent solution to stop swimming-pool amounts of sewage being dumped into the water their livelihoods depend on.
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1 week ago |
rnz.co.nz | Amy Williams
Warning: This story contains a photograph of a severe leg injury. Proceed with caution. An Auckland mother says her 11-year-old son needed surgery after gashing his leg on a metal post leaving the Auckland FC game at the weekend, and wants all berms checked for hazards. Mary Beattie's son Jude is a huge football fan. She and her husband took their four children to Saturday's game at Mt Smart Stadium with friends as a birthday treat for their younger son.
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1 week ago |
radionz.co.nz | Amy Williams
Warning: This story contains a photograph of a severe leg injury. Proceed with caution. An Auckland mother says her 11-year-old son needed surgery after gashing his leg on a metal post leaving the Auckland FC game at the weekend, and wants all berms checked for hazards. Mary Beattie's son Jude is a huge football fan. She and her husband took their four children to Saturday's game at Mt Smart Stadium with friends as a birthday treat for their younger son.
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2 weeks ago |
rnz.co.nz | Amy Williams
New height limits for skyscrapers in central Auckland are too restrictive, except for a few blocks downtown, an advocacy group campaigning for more housing says. Auckland Council has approved a zoning change for the city centre to allow unlimited building heights for a small section of the central business district and double height limits for the rest of the city centre to 20 storeys, or 72.5 metres.
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Auckland downtown fog lingers https://t.co/p0IBiDcS5O

"When I lived at Ventura Street, we were all a community there - me and all my neighbours, even the ones on Pito Place, we just all knew each other. We were there to help each other." https://t.co/oOBikOILau

Easter camp gear list arrived, (water) balloon launchers…wonder how that to made the naughty list 😂 “Teens should not bring drugs, alcohol, cigarettes or smoking devices including vapes, weapons of any kind (including lighters), speakers, balloon launchers...”