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Matthew Hooton: What Labour must do to reclaim its core support

OPINION: It can't afford to sit back and let the Coalition implode.

Nurses report mistakes in being paid what they are owed from Te Whatu Ora

Te Whatu Ora says the work in paying back nurses 'is taking longer than anticipated'.

Govt’s spending cuts could force NZDF to defer necessary maintenance

It comes as attrition continues to "hollow out" the Defence Force.

Police Commissioner unable to rule out job losses amid Govt’s spending cuts

Training 500 new officers in two years is "ambitious" according to the Commissioner.

'Catastrophic': NZ, Canada and Australia send warning to Israel over Rafah invasion

Christopher Luxon has joined fellow leaders in condemning impending invasion.

Ending legal aid for cultural reports could make court hearings longer, costlier

Judges must take into account a range of factors when sentencing.

GP at Shane Reti’s old clinic more than $100k in the red, urges him to fix funding

'We have got to the point that we are running out of time.'

Free breast cancer screening for 69 to 74-year-olds to start within three years

Health Minister says there is "a lot to be done" before the screening age can be lifted.

Where did Labour’s $1.2 billion spend on ill-fated Three Waters go?

The last Government spent $1.2b on Three Waters - here's where it went.

Christopher Luxon faces questions on Treaty Principles Bill

Politicians return to Parliament as the Government looks to complete its 100-day plan.

Audrey Young: The underestimated MP who's got Luxon's ear

OPINION: Simeon Brown is a punchline for some opponents. He may get the last laugh.

Fixing flawed 111 system a ‘major priority’ but no first-term commitment

The inability to text for assistance from emergency services was highlighted as a fault.

Stop the smokefree repeal - health agencies

Māori health group want smokefree decision sent to select committee,

Labour’s warning to ratepayers as Govt lays out Three Waters replacement

The Government claims its plan is the most efficient way to deliver reform.

Simon Wilson: Summer stupidity, Nimbys and Simeon Brown

OPINION: Officials, residents and politicians have all said stupid things this summer.

Helen Clark and Don Brash: We must not abandon our independent foreign policy

OPINION: NZ's relationship with the United States and China has changed.