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  •   Home > News > Environment

    Internal demolition should begin at Auckland's fire-gutted Victoria Park New World - within weeks

    Internal demolition should begin at Auckland's fire-gutted Victoria Park New World - within weeks


    It was extensively damaged inside and outside, last month.

    Foodstuffs North Island has confirmed stabilisation work's still being done - with the building too dangerous to enter.

    General Manager, Lindsay Rowles, hopes they can replace and reopen the supermarket by 2027.

    He expects to the building to be emptied and safer before demolition begins.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    Politics:
    Opposition Leader, Chris Hipkins, is pushing back on adjustments to the electoral roll process 21:56

    International:
    Thai-Cambodian fighting extends into third day despite ceasefire calls 21:26

    Environment:
    Fire crews have put out a fire at a Mitre 10 store in West Auckland 21:16

    Cricket:
    To the Warner Cricket Ground in St Kitts 18:56

    Law and Order:
    Whangarei Police are investigating an aggravated robbery at a bar last night, after a man reportedly fired a shot towards the roof, and assaulted a customer 18:37

    International:
    US drops sanctions on Myanmar junta's allies after military chief praises Donald Trump 18:26

    Cricket:
    Tim David has smashed Australia's fastest ever T20 international half century and gone on to finish 102 not out off just 37 balls in going 3-nil up in their five-match T20 series against the West Indies 18:06

    Entertainment:
    Gwyneth Paltrow becomes Astronomer 'spokesperson' after Coldplay concert saga 17:36

    Rugby:
    Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt is unsurprised by the selection of English playmaker Owen Farrell in the British and Irish Lions side for tonight's second test in Melbourne 17:26

    Rugby League:
    The Warriors women have suffered their first NRLW loss at Mt Smart, falling to a 20-to-10 defeat at the hands of the Gold Coast Titans 17:16


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