
David Seymour's $140 million Getting kids in School programme
David Seymour speaks with Mike Hosking about the new $140 million Getting kids in School programme. Video / NZ Herald
David Seymour speaks with Mike Hosking about the new $140 million Getting kids in School programme. Video / NZ Herald
Seymour says the bill will help remove unnecessary red-tape and improve lives.
The Act leader claims it's others who are shifting their positions.
A top National minister will be in charge.
Rehette Stoltz invites David Seymour to see mayors' daily involvement in communities.
David Seymour says the tribunal needs to be put 'in its place'.
The Act leader believes social media campaigns led to 'totally off-topic' submissions.
National want to replicate a ban that was passed by Australian lawmakers.
Inquiry will cover planning, procurement and contract implementation for the programme.
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The ministry said banking rules were not out of line – Seymour and the banks disagreed.
The proposed changes include scrapping the need to acknowledge Māori as tangata whenua.
Pope's death comes hours before Luxon is due to meet King Charles in London.
OPINION: The debate, it would seem, has only just begun.
Luxon reflects on how the Act Party's bill created a 'very tumultuous period'.
The Act leader's Treaty Principles Bill was 'annihilated' yesterday.
School Strike 4 Climate is set to march on Parliament demanding change.
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The second reading of Act's Treaty Principles Bill is this afternoon.
Tina Ngata criticised Minister Chhour for comments on Māori families.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon should be in Parliament when the bill is killed.
Labour has been squeezed in a new poll, while the minor parties have gained support.
Government plans to review regulations on industrial hemp.
Associate Health Minister David Seymour is welcoming the move.
The Greens say they are screening 'immense numbers of death threats and abuse'.
Most voters say parents should provide school lunches, not the Government.
National, Act, and NZ First would secure 62 seats, giving them a slim majority.
Liam Lawson was demoted to the Racing Bulls team after two grands prix.
OPINION: The war on wokeness is one of Donald Trump's special gifts to this country.
Other electorate changes have also been announced.