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‘Blind to the effects of poverty’: Hipkins scorns Luxon over school lunches debacle
PM Luxon: 'There are a number of issues and the meals are not up to scratch.'
Luxon believes US still ‘reliable partner’ after Trump-Zelenskyy blow-up
Meanwhile, Labour's Chris Hipkins purposefully dodged a key question.
Govt ignored advice on giving sex offence victims ‘veto’ on name suppression
Documents show multiple groups opposed the changes, raising 'strong concerns'.
The Royal Commission into abuse in care recommendation that the Government has quietly rejected
The recommendation may not have been workable, and would have lengthened court delays.
Company seeks funding to build Trans-Tasman power cable
Taslink thinks the cable could be running by 2032 and reduce prices.
‘Constitutionally and practically problematic’: Officials on Govt’s bill for a four-year term
Proposal of a variable term would 'undermine democratic accountability', say officials.
Govt announces new funding boost for health, ‘game-changing’ 24/7 digital appointment service to increase accessibility
Luxon says NZ had the best doctors, nurses – but the system was letting them down.
PM announces 100 placements for overseas-trained doctors
The Government is funding a new two-year primary care training programme.
Paltry $970,000 saved as Govt freezes incomes of 3000 families
The Government has opted not to adjust a tax credit.
‘Not worried, but they are watching’: What the ratings agencies think of Govt’s books
What do the big ratings agencies think of the Government's fiscal repair job?
Helen Clark questions continued involvement in Five Eyes
Clark said she is concerned about mission creep of the arrangement.
Ryan Bridge: MPs are short-sighted, I'll be voting yes for a four-year Parliament term
OPINION: There’s no doubt politics and politicians are currently far too short-sighted.
‘He’s the minister responsible’: PM makes expectations clear to Seymour over school lunches
Christopher Luxon says the programme is still experiencing some 'teething issues'.
Jason Walls: Luxon’s brilliant week of diplomacy; terrible week of politics
Luxon proved a master deal-maker in Vietnam but a gaff-prone interviewee back home.
Claire Trevett: Is Seymour at risk of a fail mark on school lunches?
National & Act campaigned on Labour's delivery fails - are they heading for their own?
Treaty Principles Bill submissions wrap up with activist Tāme Iti
Select committee told 'it’s just hoha, it’s a game of chess'.
Fitt resigns as Pharmac chief executive, Bennett expects major change to culture
Drug-buying agency's chief executive had received criticism in the role.
Bishop's 'whole shebang' plan to fight communist productivity with housing
Kiwis suffer productivity comparable to ex-communist states. Bishop wants to change that.
Chris Hipkins calls on PM to compel David Seymour to address school lunch issues
One school raised concern about the lack of ‘halal-certified’ free lunches for children.
Kiwi police in Vietnam amid Wellington sexual assault case investigation
PM Luxon: 'Anyone coming to New Zealand needs to respect our laws. Anyone.'
War drums and sabre rattling: PM sets scene for big Defence spend-up
PM cites a global shift as he gears up for more military spending.
Mayoral races heat up: Can Whanau and Brown get a second term?
First-term mayors in our biggest cities have all confirmed they're up for round two.
Citizens' arrest restraining powers ‘very problematic’ - legal expert
One retailer says the Government hasn't learned from the death of a dairy manager in 2022.
Overall crime and violent crime steady, but some family violence doubles
Luxon hailed a fall in violent crime on Tuesday, but it depends on which data you use.
‘There is room for savings’: Nicola Willis mulls Reserve Bank funding cut
The Bank has dramatically increased spending while struggling to control inflation.
Luxon floats sending Navy ship into South China Sea
The move to send a vessel will affirm closer ties with Vietnam.
Paul Goldsmith speaks to media about a new citizens' arrest initiative
Minister for Justice Paul Goldsmith spoke to media about a new initiative that plans to ease laws around citizens’ arrests. Video / Dean Purcell
Govt accepts plan to cut approval times for products ‘absolutely critical’ to Kiwis
Halving approval times could have a massive economic benefit.
Referendum possible; Parliament may shift to a four-year term, rather than three years
Governments could enjoy a four-year term if approved by referendum – but there's a catch.
‘Risk to brand’: Inside TVNZ’s decision to quit ‘notoriously toxic’ X/Twitter
The Herald has obtained internal comms about the choice to leave.
Luxon tells major summit NZ’s risks are real as regional tensions flare
The PM spoke of conflict threats in the Asia-Pacific region during his Vietnam trip.
‘I don’t get it right all the time’: Luxon reflects on train-wreck Hosking interview
He's also addressed questions about the situation in Mark Patterson's office.
Luxon says NZ ‘clear-eyed’ about risks of conflict in Pacific
The Prime Minister delivered a bleak outlook for the Asia-Pacific region at Asean