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None of the defendants are sitting MPs or are current or former officials of the party.
Meanwhile school attendance and hospitalisation rates are improving.
Ruling comes in the spirit of playing the ball, not the person.
The Māori Party urges the Crown to resist any temptation to appeal the decision.
The former PM is Co-Chair of The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response.
Solutions discussed to address growing violence and antisocial behaviour in the capital.
Opinion
Letters on public service wages, John Bracken, vaccine, number plates and discontent.
Editorial: Calling a halt on wage rises 'not a freeze' was cold comfort to public service.
They've been going back-and-forth over the recent controversial saga in the House.
OPINION: It has huge financial consequences for the state, and public trust in Government.
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Judith Collins is asked about the Government's intentions for DoC land. Video / Mark Mitchell
National leader Judith Collins says she has seen no evidence of systemic racism within the police. Video / Mark Mitchell
The PM describes the govt's meeting with the PSA as constructive, referring to last week's wage freeze announcement as a pay guidance. Video / Mark Mitchell
ECE teachers earn on average a third less than their kindergarten counterparts.
The National leader says police inquiry into unconscious bias in force is not necessary.
Ministry is yet to begin any legal proceedings under $14 billion wage subsidy.
OPINION: History shows that pay suppression is bad policy. It's also bad politics.
Act Party leader David Seymour calls it a 'budget for battlers'.
Govt cornered by the referendum result, but still has ways to achieve health-based goals
Wellington City Council's social housing arm is forecast to be insolvent by 2023.
Meanwhile Judith Collins says there is 'absolutely' no systemic racism in the police.
OPINION: Even the PM could not convince workers that the pay freeze was not a pay freeze.
The guidance for state sector employers 'will be reviewed next year', union boss says.
PM was told: 'Right-wing extremists are using the crisis to spread hate and conspiracies.'
Judith Collins is asked about the Government's intentions for DoC land. Video / Mark Mitchell
National leader Judith Collins says she has seen no evidence of systemic racism within the police. Video / Mark Mitchell
The PM describes the govt's meeting with the PSA as constructive, referring to last week's wage freeze announcement as a pay guidance. Video / Mark Mitchell
PM says negotiations are still underway and more announcements are imminent.
Gang members and criminals will no longer be able to own firearms.
The Government will make it illegal for "high-risk people" including gang members and criminals to own firearms.
OPINION: Politicians' motives are rarely difficult to discern. Last week was unusual.
Two in 10 caught with drugs charged, one in 10 with cannabis, and half caught with meth.
Opinion: Hardship is only a handful of adverse life events away for many New Zealanders.
OPINION: What Biden has achieved and a peer into the future on what this may mean for NZ.
The Tauranga MP and former National leader announced the book on his social media pages.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will be speaking after Cabinet this afternoon.
The Government has announced 500 spaces a fortnight in managed isolation will be allocated over the next 10 months - the majority for skilled and critical workers.
The pair doubled down on the decision amid pressure from unions.
Finance Minister Grant Robertson told attendees that securing the recovery and investing in the wellbeing of New Zealanders would be the focus of next week's May 20 Budget.
Some $118m will be spent on a number of initiatives to fight breast and cervical cancer.
Some $118m will be spent on a number of initiatives to fight breast and cervical cancer.
Will this go to the Supreme Court? Crazier things have happened.
The draft document has a number of major recommendations that would shake up DoC.
Listener: Something odd is happening inside the parliamentary National Party.
The new HPV test is a simple and quick swab that women can choose to do themselves.
Jacinda Ardern, Emmanuel Macron to co-chair May 15 summit on 2nd anniversary of the Call.
Budget season is here again, but will the Government be spreading the fiscal cheer?
John Hall is accused of indecently assaulting students on a sporting trip.
The US signing up to the Christchurch Call could add heft to the voluntary framework.