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‘Severe harm’: Doctors blast ‘inhumane’ funding squeeze for disability sector

Jack Murphy, 27, is among those who have missed out on residential care.

Matthew Hooton: Labour eyes swift return to Government – but may need to woo NZ First

OPINION: Te Pāti Māori is perhaps the biggest threat to Labour’s chances.

Cost of no growth: $12,700 for every Kiwi

Revisions to economic forecasts have left New Zealanders far worse off than expected.

Four months, still no buyers: PwC trying to sell Du Val properties

Bare land ready for unit development and a multi-level apartment block are still for sale.

Shane Jones criticises Tākuta Ferris for not apologising in English

Ferris was found in contempt by a Parliament committee. Video / Parliament TV

Mayor sees ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ as first train runs through $5.5b CRL

The CRL will be a game-changer for Auckland, says Auckland Minister Simeon Brown.

Just 573 families getting full $150 childcare tax credit

The Government said 21,000 are eligible.

Opinion: Luxon’s tightrope walk with Act’s Seymour

Seymour's recent antics include a controversial letter and a Parliament stunt.

NZ falls to fourth in global least-corrupt rankings, worst placement ever

New Zealand now has its worst ranking of all time on the Corruption Perceptions Index.

How Kiwi dietitians' approach is combating malnutrition in aged care

Up to 93% of those who enter aged care are malnourished or at risk.

Judith Collins warns public sector leaders: Don’t speak gobbledegook, go easy on the flow charts

'Keep your superior language skills for those who will appreciate them.'

'Need more civil disagreement': Luxon, Seymour attempt to hose down any suggestion of rift

David Seymour has apologised for one of his antics.

Kāinga Ora is getting tougher on rent debt collection

Tenants can't exceed 12 weeks' rent debt under the new policy.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks after poll and David Seymour tensions

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks on the Mike Hosking Breakfast after poll, David Seymour tensions.

Editorial: Why we need tougher measures to tackle minor crimes

OPINION: Shoplifters are leaving supermarkets with trolley-loads of stolen food.

Claire Trevett: Rumble in the coalition – is tension between Seymour, Luxon heading to boiling point?

OPINION: Luxon let his frustration show and Seymour bit back.