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Bubble pause: Air NZ takes financial hit, airline group pushes for wage help
Ari NZ expecting a short term financial hit until such time as the bubble reopens
Covid 19: Air NZ adds flights to help stranded Kiwis get home
Man said his daughter tried to book flights, but claims they were all gone in minutes.
'Deeply saddened': They Are Us director puts film on hold
"The script was far from final, and never intended to be shared...at such an early stage."
Travel bubble closed for eight weeks, Kiwis told 'come home now'
Kiwis in Australia will be able to get home on managed return flights over the next week.
Health Ministry's new plan - 170,000 fewer jabs by end of August
"At a time when we're meant to be scaling up, things are going to be go more slowly."
Govt looks to 'tidy up' practice of jailing asylum seekers
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Derek Cheng: Not so ready to roll? From near-zero supply to 500k doses in reserve
Model of efficiency? From scraping the barrel to 500,000 doses of vaccine in reserve.
Kāinga Ora $8.1m motel for homeless nearly double CV
The capital value (CV) for the motel is $4.3m.
Minister won't back down on her position not to arm police officers
Poto Williams says the communities she represents don't want armed police.
Opinion: Aussie-stranded Kiwis deserve better than radio silence
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'Significant deficits': NZ's economy $293m worse off by America's Cup
Council revealed its spend on the event was $92m higher than has yet been made public.
Cyber attacks: Govt courageous to call out China's 'ram-raid' operation - experts
Experts say it's a big deal for NZ to accuse our biggest trading partner of cyber attacks.
Act wants checks on gang members' benefits
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A further 530 MIQ spots for Kiwis stranded in NSW
The initial 1000 spaces run to July 27.
Grant Bradley: Why a union veteran's been appointed to Air NZ board
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RMA reform means private savings, public costs
RMA reform will save costs, but shift much of the burden from private to public sector.
National calls on Govt's spending watchdog to probe Mob-related funding
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Chris Finlayson's take on the Waitangi 'project'
Chris Finlayson says the role of the Waitangi Tribunal should change.
Preparations into opening up Fortress NZ are under way. What will 2022 look like?
More travel bubbles. MIQ vs no MIQ. Elimination vs mitigation. What's the 2022 plan?
Rod Jackson: Learning to die from Covid on a road to nowhere
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'Courageous' Pacific survivors to speak about abuse in care
The impacts of the Dawn Raids will be discussed in detail across the next fortnight.
Polytech backlog: Some apprentices waiting nine months to do block courses
Trades lobby to have apprenticeship employer incentives extended.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: 'We refuse to let hate speech slide'
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National says school lunches 'poorly targeted'
"They should do away with the universal policy and target it to those in genuine need."
Claire Trevett: Dismiss protesting farmers as rednecks at your peril, Prime Minister
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Nurses lift strike notices after $408m pay offer
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Audrey Young: Apec summit a moment in history for Ardern
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Tractor protest: Aucklanders warned to expect delays, crashes add to chaos
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