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OPINION: A postcard from PM to Winston Peters would not say 'wish you were here'.
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Jones says he can't recall if he declared a conflict of interest about the project.
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OPINION: A postcard from PM to Winston Peters would not say 'wish you were here'.
Police cordoned off a major road for procession which included motorbike burnouts.
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The public housing waitlist has reached a record 23,687 households.
PM is quizzed on US, China and Covid by US Council on Foreign Relations.
"This will reviewed if the situation changes," Chris Hipkins said.
Helen Clark and Gordon Brown held a webinar last night to discuss how to end the pandemic
National MP Paul Goldsmith asks if health has come at the price of edibility for lunches.
Jacinda Ardern will outline today how the vaccination of Group 4 is expected to play out.
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OPINION: The more the Government promises, the less it delivers.
Feebate scheme could add $3000 to utility vehicles from next year.
There will be an update this afternoon on the quarantine-free travel pause with Victoria.
Staff were diverted to the wage subsidy with investigations to last at least another year.
The Super City is short of cash for basic services and infrastructure, deputy mayor says.
Neo-Nazi group active on Twitter, despite being banned by Facebook.
The port is spending $8m as the upgraded rail line is tipped to spur a boom in the region.
Tunnels have long been a point of contention in the $6.4 billion plan.
A three-day celebration will include a panel discussion with US Black Panther members.
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OPINION: This week it's the Labour Government in the spotlight.
Climate Change Minister says it will be a "marathon effort" to convert the fleet.
When the Māori Party was voted out of Parliament it almost destroyed Te Ururoa Flavell.
Biggest threat comes from "lone actor", NZ's first counter terrorism hui hears.
'Increased public unease about housing special needs persons and families in motels.'
Meat works stretched - and a national campaign planned to match workers with employers.
Calls for strong education campaign, compensation and pathway to residency to accompany.
Opinion: NZ doesn't have rich-nation status as there's been no wealth creation since 1984.
David Seymour says 'white privilege' classroom incident probably 'enthusiastic graduate'.
National has accused the Government of introducing a 'tax by stealth'.
'I don't think there is any Pacific family who was not affected by the dawn raids.'
Co-author Supriya Vani says she felt Ardern deserved her own book rather than a chapter.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she was "misled" over the latest book about her, saying it was pitched as a book about women and leadership based on interviewing up to 10 political leaders.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the Government has agreed to make an official apology for the dawn raids targeting Pasifika people in the 1970s.
"Let's be clear – this is a new tax," ACT Leader David Seymour says.
They have been called a 'shameful stain' on New Zealand's history.
It's within Parliament's and Cabinet's rules but has drawn the ire of other parties.