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Justice David Collins points to early miscarriages of justice in colonial New Zealand.
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The Prime Minister did not want to answer questions about which foods were woke.
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The free school lunch programme was initially launched by Labour in 2019.
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Advice suggests Government’s water reforms will cost Aucklanders less than Labour’s - for now
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Te Pāti Māori co-leaders back MP’s claim Govt is intent on exterminating Māori
Te Pāti Māori has previously the accused the Government of displaying white supremacy.
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Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters took questions from the media. Video / Marty Melville
Double voting found in election result, judges and minister briefed
A small number of double votes is likely, but it would not change the result.
Ministry of Education now producing daily school attendance data
Reporting by schools is voluntary but will become mandatory next year.
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PM wouldn't accept one of his MPs holding councillor position and salary
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NZ launches trade negotiations with UAE
The country has begun trade negotiations with the United Arab Emirates.
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Govt revives Waikato mega-prison plans as $1.9b spend pays for 810-bed extension
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'Catastrophic in terms of their reputation': Can the Greens bounce back from a string of controversies?
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Julie Anne Genter v businesses: Why the bad blood over cycleways?
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