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‘Fantastic’: Stanford, Seymour met as school lunch debacle continues

Meeting followed liquidation of a key lunch provider, child receiving second-degree burns.

Peters says MFAT won’t appoint ‘tikanga lead’, hours after job advertised

The role could pay up to $170,000.

Nicola Willis wants to change procurement rules to help NZ companies

The Government wants to make it easier for Kiwi companies to bid for contracts.

Winston prepares for the Washington quickstep - Audrey Young

There are many reasons Winston Peters and Marco Rubio should click.

Thomas Coughlan: National MPs’ faces tell story of gloomy polls

National MPs' faces told the story of the party's fading faith in its leader.

Labour’s Peeni Henare facing privileges committee for haka in the House

Henare and three other MPs were referred to the committee.

370,000 to be stung by Govt's stealth student loan change

The Government is lifting the repayment threshold.

Collins warns against ‘putting labels’ on people, assuming they’re appointed for DEI

It comes as Winston Peters wants to rid the public service of diversity regulations.

Jan Tinetti admits ‘little bit of grief’ losing education in Labour reshuffle

Tinetti was among several experienced MPs to lose portfolios they'd held for some time.

Were these public sector leaders pressured out of their jobs? – Audrey Young

OPINION: Sir Brian Roche says he'd call out political pressure on public service leaders.

Brown wants health target to monitor how quickly Kiwis can get into GP

There's already many health targets, but none currently cover GPs.

Accelerating fast-track: Govt to offer ‘premium payments’ for giving up land to major projects

Private landowners could get tens of thousands of dollars by agreeing early.

Thomas Coughlan: Phil Goff exits stage right as Winston goes to Washington

OPINION: Winston Peters flies into an uncertain world.

Revealed: The international businesses invited to Auckland investment summit

The Herald can reveal the names of investors coming to the Government's investment summit.

Speculation remains over why Adrian Orr resigned

The Reserve Bank has not confirmed if Orr is even in the country this week.

Opinion: Fresh faces headline Labour reshuffle as Hipkins goes back to basics

OPINION: Party's changes show its renewed focus on Auckland.

Green MP’s ‘regret’ about TikTok claim on why people are in prison

Minister Mark Mitchell has described Tamatha Paul's comments as 'total nonsense'.

National, Act condemn Labour’s ‘deck chair’ caucus reshuffle

Hipkins is calling for a more collaborative approach to governing.