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Shipbuilder selected for two new Cook Strait ferries

Rail Minister Winston Peters won't say who the supplier is just yet.

Richard Prebble: A four-year term won't improve political accountability

OPINION: All parties support a four-year term referendum except Act.

Simon Wilson: Maurice Williamson, Greta Thunberg and the battle for Howick

OPINION: The veteran politician knows how to warm up an audience, but can he do maths?

'They're cowards’: Public submissions unlikely on rich foreigners buying Kiwi homes

David Seymour isn't concerned, warning against 'paralysis by analysis'.

PM asked Attorney-General to warn Cabinet after minister’s controversial ERA comments

Collins said she warned Cabinet of the "need for careful use of language".

Watch: PM Luxon gives update on multibillion-dollar Amazon investment in NZ

Amazon earlier said the investment would position NZ at the forefront of digital commerce.

Act calls for NZ to leave Paris climate agreement without ‘realistic targets’

Act restated its opposition to putting agriculture into the ETS.

Phone is ringing: Agents report instant offshore interest in luxury homes

Golden visa to open the door to allowing foreign investors to own Kiwi homes.

‘We expect basic personal responsibilities’: Emergency housing grants plummet after govt’s hard line changes

Housing advocates say people denied shelter will die sleeping rough on the street.

Revealed: Leaked data show major hospitals failing ED wait time targets

Health NZ says the stress on EDs this winter has been 'unprecedented'.

Shane Jones: Should we have nuclear power?

The NZ First deputy leader roused the party faithful in Warkworth.

Reduction in overall violent crime, but uptick in sexual assault victims

The Government also announced the location of a new police beat team.

MPs scrap as property market crashes – Thomas Coughlan

OPINION: Up? Down? Good? Bad? MPs don't know what to make of a crashing property market.

Reputational risk? Reserve Bank chair Neil Quigley resigns

Move follows Ombudsman forcing bank to reveal more about Adrian Orr's resignation.

Jackson suggests regulating supermarket prices, but then says it’s not Labour policy

He also claimed food prices had come down thanks to the previous Government's actions.

Samoa election: More than 100,000 head to the polls for pivotal vote

Voting has begun in Samoa to decide the country’s next government.