Te Pāti Māori to demand a new Te Tiriti Commissioner to audit Governmentt policy
The co-leaders indicated it could be a bottom line policy.
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Wellington city property valuations plummet 24%, no suburb unscathed
The average house value is now sitting at $1.08 million.
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Tent fire safety warning after woman seriously injured
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‘Preventable accidents’: 21,000 lifejackets face urgent recall
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Mexican Ambassador to meet with Winston Peters amid Shane Jones' ‘xenophobic’ comments
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Police used excessive force in arrest of boys aged 10 and 14 who fled in stolen car
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'Huge relief': Residents on winding Napier-Taihape Rd delighted as log trucks taken off
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Kaikohe home building helped by council $39m water infrastructure spend
Upgrade will permit the construction of new homes.
Four plead not guilty to murder of Boy Taylor in Napier CBD
Name suppression lifts for three of four defendants accused over homeless man's death.
144m to 1 odds: Golfer hits second hole-in-one on same hole
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Pay errors unaddressed: Calls grow for school payroll reform
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Chris Hipkins' annual waka paddle
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‘Your kids might be hungry’: School lunch woes continue; meals not arriving
Children who brought cut lunches shared them with others to stave off hunger pangs.
Bluebird day expected for Waitangi Day events in Hawke’s Bay
Sun set to shine on celebrations, where unity and pride will be on show.
Thrill, spills and a question for the ref as Streetstock GP goes to the wire
Hawke’s Bay’s Brent Redington had to ask referees the question after finishing second.
Missing man’s jetski found in Cook Strait
The jetskier aimed to reach Plimmerton Beach but never arrived.
NZ Post to investigate after truck clips tanker causing it to tip over
The road was closed for nine hours, with a tanker spilling milk.
Opinion: Overlooked heroes behind the beauty of rural NZ
Opinion: Spare a thought for those behind New Zealand's beautiful rural views.
‘Exemplary’ community leader jailed for part in airport drug import ring
The syndicate's 'logistics organiser' stored large amounts of cash at his sister's house.
Kāinga Ora’s turnaround plan includes selling 900 homes per year
It includes the sale of around 900 homes per year.
Life has come full circle for league legend Nikau
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Person hit by train in Levin, no injuries to passengers or crew
Tyne Street, in Levin, will be closed while emergency services are on the scene.
World Vision leader on how to change Kiwis’ ‘primitive’ understanding of poverty
'When we treat the poor like they’re victims, we diminish their dignity.'
'I heard all my bones break': Runner loses leg in farming accident
The 'shattered' bones in his leg were 'like Weet-Bix', he said.
‘Very real safety risk’: Push for noise rules on silent vehicles
Almost 10% of NZ's light vehicles are now electric or hybrid.
Unbelievabull! Small towns rocked by confusing sign
The sign near Bulls incorrectly states SH1 is closed, diverting traffic early.