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Reporter Rodney Times
Auckland's free-calling area stops north of Muriwai Beach, Hobsonville and Albany.
This saw around 90,000 Hibiscus and Bays residents and around 55,000 Rodney residents reliant on toll calls to ring outside their area.
But around 70 per cent of people now have smart phone access.
… View moreAuckland's free-calling area stops north of Muriwai Beach, Hobsonville and Albany.
This saw around 90,000 Hibiscus and Bays residents and around 55,000 Rodney residents reliant on toll calls to ring outside their area.
But around 70 per cent of people now have smart phone access.
Older people are most likely to only take the landline option. Others will often take the landline option on a broadband package for computers or tablets, but only so older relatives can still reach call, or as an emergency option.
Free call apps have also become popular.
Do you think it's fair to have to pay for phone calls to Auckland numbers?
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Renee Clayton Reporter from Rodney Times
New Zealand Black Fern's Lock and Silverdale firefighter, Rebecca Wood returns home after winning the World Cup.
Wood was surprised with a morning tea celebration on Monday by her family, friends and work colleagues at the Silverdale Fire Station.
She spoke to the Rodney Times about her … View moreNew Zealand Black Fern's Lock and Silverdale firefighter, Rebecca Wood returns home after winning the World Cup.
Wood was surprised with a morning tea celebration on Monday by her family, friends and work colleagues at the Silverdale Fire Station.
She spoke to the Rodney Times about her experience, her career and addressed her thoughts about sexism in sport.
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