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Hipkins has left Luxon with no option but to counter early on cost of living.
Tempers still hot as protesters gather at Parliament a year on
Anger and sadness linger in some as protesters gather to remember, one year on.
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Energy payment and encouraging cycling was considered instead of fuel tax cut
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Few landlords putting up rents, despite interest rate hikes costing them thousands
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Hipkins, Luxon clash over policy and climate in Tauranga
Leaders defend their records on climate change and trade barbs over a lack of ideas.
NZ Minister speaks on possibility of Chinese surveillance tech in Govt buildings after Aussie discovery
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National ahead of Labour in latest poll, but Labour could form government
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PM in Tauranga: Hipkins visits residents affected by slips
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins is visiting Tauranga today.
Political Roundup: Hipkins' policy bonfire must be bolstered with substance
OPINION: The big question is what Hipkins will replace the jettisoned policies with.
Govt cops criticism for ‘policy bonfire’ with more changes to come
Opposition parties hit out at Government's 'reprioritisation' of policies.
Policy bonfire a mixed bag for business and unions
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Policies thrown on bonfire, huge Pacific drug bust & quake frustration growing | Focus Morning Bulletin: 9 February, 2023
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Hipkins announces swathe of projects and policies Labour is shedding.
Bryce Edwards: Labour’s reorientation to working-class Māori
Labour has lost its connection with working-class voters in recent decades.
Auckland floods: Govt unlocks housing support for displaced Aucklanders
People can access temporary accommodation while their house is repaired.
Watch: Chris Hipkins joins Mike Hosking for the first time as PM
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Brooke van Velden: We need to be better prepared when disaster strikes
OPINION: Perhaps Aucklanders should get a discount on their water bill.
TVNZ-RNZ merger on the block, as Cabinet meets to consider first ‘reprioritisations’
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When Chippy met Albo: How did Hipkins go on his first international outing?
OPINION: Scampi and a nod to a past scandal in Hipkins' outing in Canberra.
Deportations, China dominate PM’s first official overseas visit
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‘I think we’ll get on well’: Hipkins on Albanese meeting; NZ's $1.5m in quake aid
Chris Hipkins' visit to see Anthony Albanese is his first international engagement as PM.
Turkey earthquake: NZ commits $1.5m in humanitarian support as death toll climbs
About 3400 killed but number expected to rise.
David Seymour warns universal rights replaced by rights determined by race
David Seymour has used his first speech of the year to say Govt. judges NZers by race.
Fly in, fly out: PM Hipkins arrives in Canberra for lunch meeting with Albanese
501s and the economy are on agenda in talks for Hipkins' first overseas trip as PM.
Simon Wilson: Cost of living, co-governance, crime – I’ve got another election issue
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