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Seymour marks Tauranga returning to 'a council that you’re able to vote out'

His public meeting was interrupted by a protest and a fire alarm being triggered.

Winston Peters questions legitimacy of Noumea referendum

The NZ Foreign Minister says there has been 'democratic injury' on both sides.

Audrey Young: Trump shooting and Treaty fights – the political heat is on

OPINION: As Donald Trump's lead extends, NZ has some big foreign policy calls to make.

Empty tubthumping? Peters yet to receive legal letters after threats

Chumbawumba and Bob Carr haven't progressed legal action.

June-quarter beneficiary numbers break Covid record

More than one in 10 adult New Zealanders is on a benefit.

School attendance: New data shows slight uptick in number of students attending classes regularly

Increase in numbers of students attending school regularly.

Mentor service provider ‘gutted’ money isn’t going to community orgs

The coalition Government has a target of reducing youth offending by 15%.

Calls for more voting options to boost Pacific turnout

Electoral Reform Group to look at how to improve voter turnout.

Government plans tree-planting frenzy as report shows NZ no longer on track to hit climate target

The Government is no longer on track to hit its third target.

Shane Jones to embark on regional tour, while taking heat from Labour for prior trip

Shane Jones is going on a regional road show.

Helen Clark and Don Brash warn Government dragging NZ into US-China conflict

The former leaders warn Christopher Luxon has no mandate to upend NZ foreign policy.

‘No surprises’ - Government rolling out new speed camera signs

The Government is rolling out speed camera signs.

Large majority of Kiwis want slower speeds, despite Govt policy to raise them

A survey by NZTA has found that Kiwis like the lower speeds the Government is changing.

Simon Wilson: Why are we losing our minds over 15 free bicycles?

OPINION: Spurious 'economic necessity' claims undermine environment and efficiency goals.

Ex-Green MP Darleen Tana accepts ‘easiest thing’ might be to leave Parliament

Darleen Tana has given her first extended interview since March.

Two surprise resignations as Health NZ board is now down to two members

Two board members chose not to re-apply, while one was vague about his intentions.