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Govt wants to increase international students by over 30,000 by 2034

The Government wants to grow enrolments from 83,700 in 2024 to 119,000 by 2034.

Editorial: Why the Tāmaki Makaurau byelection matters for Labour

OPINION: The Tāmaki Makaurau byelection was triggered by MP Takutai Tarsh Kemp's death.

Health NZ hires thousands more nurses and hundreds more doctors – is it enough?

The health workforce has grown by thousands in the last two years.

Seymour wants fast-track law for new supermarket chains

The Act leader says the law would encourage a new entrant.

Peeni Henare selected as Labour's candidate in Tāmaki Makaurau

Henare, who previously served as the Auckland seat's MP, faces off with Oriini Kaipara.

Sasha Borissenko: Is gig work freedom or friction?

OPINION: The Government is already moving to tighten up who an employee is.

‘Affront to NZ’s sovereignty’: David Seymour v the United Nations

The Deputy Prime Minister sent a terse letter to the UN over indigenous rights.

'You weren’t sure who you could trust’: Sue Wood's time in ‘snake pit' National Party

Ex-National Party president Sue Wood to revisit Muldoon's 84 snap election in new memoir.

Thomas Coughlan: Regulatory Standards Bill shakes coalition and breaks Parliament

Opinion: Act has made it clear if the bill doesn't pass, the coalition is over.

'I wasn't prepared to wait': Youngest Govt MP on seizing his big opportunity

'I thought, I'm 26 years old, but I'm going to give this a crack – this is my home.'

ATMs used to ‘launder cash from drug sales’ to be banned

They are often found in supermarkets, petrol stations and convenience stores.

King Charles hosts state visit with burst blood vessel in eye

Charles hosted President Macron with an eye condition 'unrelated to health issues'.

'We don't know': Ministry can't show NZ's $81m problem gambling strategy works

Minister for Mental Health - 'not good enough' there's no proof $81m is well spent.

Simon Wilson: When the centre cannot hold - the stark future for Labour

OPINION: Voters are fed up and populism is sweeping the world, but Labour can benefit.

No, Jacinda Ardern hasn’t been asked to appear before the Covid Royal Commission

The Royal Commission told the Herald that no one has been asked to appear yet.

Watch – 'I have a PhD': Labour's Russell fires up at former judge over contentious bill

The 'academic jousting' happened during a select committee hearing.

Seymour reckons banks are 'fairly taxed', expects Willis' work will find same

Finance Minister Nicola Willis won't rule out a major new levy on banks.

‘Power grab’: Former PM, Māori leader, disgraced ex-MP lash Seymour’s bill

But David Seymour says there is 'so much misinformation' circulating about it.