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PM questioned about the number of new policies the minister was introducing.
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An immigration lawyer has criticised the Government legislation introduced last month.
'About time': Residents sick of 'boy racers' back Govt plan to toughen laws
Ministers announced the changes in Rotorua on Sunday, alongside Mayor Tania Tapsell.
Editorial: Government must keep its 500-extra-cops promise
OPINION: This is a policy promise the coalition has to keep.
Inside Health NZ’s million-dollar spend on restructure consultants
The agency said there was a "strong focus" on reducing the use of consultants.
Opinion: 'Fund hope, not hype' – what secondary teachers need from Budget
OPINION: Erica Stanford announced $53m for teacher registration fees for three years.
Letters: Time to abolish rebates for charities
OPINION: Begging is a sad reality of New Zealand life today.
Luxon speaks to the media after announcing plan to restrict social media for under-16s
The Government is making work on restrictions to social media for New Zealanders under the age of 16 part of its official programme. Video / NZ Herald
Luxon holds stand-up after announcing plan to restrict social media for under-16s
The Government is making work on restrictions to social media for New Zealanders under the age of 16 part of its official programme. Video / NZ Herald
Cecilia Robinson: 'Why didn't we learn this at school?'
OPINION: The Government is embedding financial education from Year 1 in the curriculum.
Act triggers rarely used coalition clause amid row with National on firearms registry
It's only been invoked a small number of times.
Police goal of 500 extra officers by November unlikely
A new police campus in Albany will start training recruits on June 30.
Government promises boy-racer crackdown
Ministers Chris Bishop and Mark Mitchell announced new offences and penalties in Rotorua on Sunday, with Rotorua Mayor Tania Tapsell. Video / Kelly Makiha
Swift destruction of boy racer vehicles proposed, more powers for police
Boy racers currently get multiple warnings before their cars face being destroyed.
Social media ban for under-16s: A good start, or ineffective, ‘half-baked’ populism?
National MP Catherine Wedd has put forward a member’s bill to introduce an age ban.
$35m boost to help Customs fight against illegal drugs flooding NZ
Last year Customs stopped, on average, 90kg of meth every week from entering NZ.
'Extremely high': Alarming sexual violence rates for NZ teens revealed
Almost 30% of NZ females aged 12-18 experience sexual violence, study finds.
39 minors killed in Sinaloa cartel conflict, ombudsman reports
Nearly 100 minors disappeared after a cartel co-founder was captured.
'Doctor-less' hospital: Alarm raised after stroke patient assessed by telehealth
Sharon's husband was assessed via a digital consult with a US-based doctor after a stroke.
NZ lagging behind most comparable countries on space spending
NZ has one operational spaceport at Mahia; UK is developing six.
Rocket Lab revenue slips 7% as space company expands American defence efforts
Sir Peter Beck announces a new holding company called Rocket Lab Corporation.
Matthew Hooton: Desperate times call for bold measures
OPINION: Brooke van Velden’s pay equity move is just the start of the savings needed.
Mayor backs hapū in Bay of Islands marina battle
A hapū and many community members oppose the fast-tracking of Waipiro Bay Marina plans.
'Gut-wrenching': Fury as Hawke's Bay pay equity claims dropped
'Money is more important to them than women.'
Police training to begin at Massey University next month
The new course is part of a plan to attract more recruits.
Bryce Wilkinson: Nicola Willis faces uphill Budget battle with fiscal deficits
OPINION: This year's Budget needs to cut ineffective spending and increase income.
'Crisis': Labour's new tech spokesman on the digital challenge
Reuben Davidson criticises funding cuts in science and innovation.
'Bittersweet': Pike River widow on permanent memorial plans
DoC is working with families of the victims on the memorial.
Developer 'goldmine': Herald analysis maps 840 of Auckland’s most valuable state homes
Exclusive analysis reveals $1.7b 'treasure map' of Kāinga Ora's Auckland properties.
Airlines, airports welcome visa change for foreign language speakers
Airline supply issues, bevy of charges could be dragging down tourism recovery, some say.
Just 0.3% of submitters support David Seymour's regulation law – why he's charging forward anyway
The Act leader believes social media campaigns led to 'totally off-topic' submissions.
Inside Economics: How much Government debt is too much?
OPINION: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
'Invited to make bids': New Cook Strait ferries progress
Six shipbuilders are shortlisted for the new Cook Strait ferries.