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‘We expect basic personal responsibilities’: Emergency housing grants plummet after govt’s hard line changes

Housing advocates say people denied shelter will die sleeping rough on the street.

Poll: Labour leads National on key issues as cost of living concerns rise

The cost of living is the top issue for 60% of voters.

Shane Jones: Should we have nuclear power?

The NZ First deputy leader roused the party faithful in Warkworth.

Why the Tāmaki Makaurau byelection is crucial for Labour and Te Pāti Māori

Peeni Henare and Oriini Kaipara campaigned at flea markets today.

Labour fixes embarrassing error as it challenges Govt to 'be honest' about RBNZ saga

Labour's finance spokeswoman Barbara Edmonds is calling for transparency.

Reduction in overall violent crime, but uptick in sexual assault victims

The Government also announced the location of a new police beat team.

‘Is there going to be a war?’: NZ Army chief on modern combat and women on the frontline

Chief of Army Major General Rose King on her rise through the ranks to top dog.

MPs scrap as property market crashes – Thomas Coughlan

OPINION: Up? Down? Good? Bad? MPs don't know what to make of a crashing property market.

FBI base in NZ: Judith Collins knew base was opening 78 days before PM

Luxon found out six days before the FBI director arrived that the base was opening.

Tāmaki Makaurau byelection: A day on the campaign trail with Peeni Henare

Peeni Henare and Oriini Kaipara are contesting the Auckland Māori seat.

'Harmful': Holocaust Centre condemns Tamihere saying Govt ‘worse than Nazi Germany’

Te Pāti Māori president John Tamihere made the comments on Martyn Bradbury's podcast.

How AI adoption is reshaping the New Zealand job market

Firms are making savings, productivity gains – but not necessarily reinvesting the spoils.

Parties pocket $200k+ from renting offices to Parliament, Luxon personally benefits

The latest rental figures have been revealed.

Audrey Young: Aus scandal puts NZ in a tough spot; who was Helen Clark's 'victim'?

OPINION: First Palestine, now Iran – the Govt has two huge foreign policy calls to make.

Alcohol law proposals: Moves to make it easier for bars to open during big sporting events

The reform would simplify the process of allowing bars to open for major sporting events.

You've got mail: NZ Post resumes business parcel deliveries to US amid new tariffs

But people are unable to send personal parcels through the service.