The Auckland Council decided against building a new waterfront stadium and instead endorsed the redevelopment of the existing Eden Park. This decision was based on financial concerns and the need to repay a loan to the council. The mayor suggested selling a portion of Eden Park to raise funds. The council may end up contributing to Eden Park’s redevelopment if the government provides initial funding. The decision was seen as a safer option compared to the unproven waterfront proposal. The potential cost of Eden Park’s development is estimated at $536 million. Despite some councillors expressing doubts, the majority voted in favor of the Eden Park option.
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Jaffas discontinued by New Zealand confectionary company RJ’s
Iconic Kiwi treat Jaffas, the orange chocolate balls made by RJ's, have been discontinued due to declining sales, as confirmed by a company representative. Despite their nostalgic appeal for many, the lack of consumer demand has led to their removal from store shelves and the RJ's product page. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Jaffas, a popular Kiwi candy, are going away forever because not enough people are buying them. Want More Context? 🔎
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