Poll: Are domestic flights with Air NZ out of your budget?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

A Tauranga man has filed a complaint with the Commerce Commission, claiming that due to dynamic pricing, it’s cheaper for him to fly to Los Angeles than to book a flight for his daughter from Tauranga to Wellington.

Do you think their pricing needs addressed to encourage more people to fly?

Are domestic flights with Air NZ out of your budget?

• Yes, it's too expensive
• No, it's reasonable
• Other - I'll share below

Vote View Results

• 95.3% Yes, it's too expensive
  95.3% Complete
• 4% No, it's reasonable
  4% Complete
• 0.7% Other - I'll share below
  0.7% Complete

1217 votes

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Libraries popularity grows in new yearly stats

The Team from Whangarei District Council

New stats show Whangārei libraries are thriving community hubs! 📔

Library Manager Paula Urlich says it’s really encouraging to see the use of libraries continuing to increase. “In the past, people thought that libraries would become obsolete with the rise of eBooks. In fact, we’re finding the opposite; people still want to read physical books and the borrowing of physical books is increasing at a faster rate than that of eBooks.”

The average number of items borrowed per month, over the past year is 66,000 and average monthly visitors to the libraries is 32,000. This is an increase from the previous year, which saw an average of 63,000 items borrowed per month and 31,000 average monthly visitors.

📸 Picture: Library staff are still buzzing from the Night Café Whangārei at the Central Library during the Love it Here Festival. Performances, tutorials, tours, board games and writing competitions generated a warm, inviting atmosphere where visitors could hang out and ‘just be’.