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National promises bill to fix credit crunch
Nicola Willis and Andrew Bayly think they have a fix to home buyers' credit woes.
Nicola Willis and Andrew Bayly think they have a fix to home buyers' credit woes.
The lay of the land as we approach an election year is becoming clear.
It comes after Parliament opened for the year on Tuesday.
Platinum Jubilee sparks praise, but also questions about future of monarchy.
Angry protesters threw trespass notices back at police officers.
February 9 2022 PM Jacinda Ardern and National Party leader Christopher Luxon faced off this afternoon in Parliament's first Question Time of the year.
'The only reason they can move around like this is majority of people are vaccinated.'
Christopher Luxon sat down with Senior Political Reporter, Thomas Coughlan. Video / Mark Mitchell
Housing bosses implore MPs to help find solutions to antisocial public housing tenants.
Labour Cabinet Minister Stuart Nash quits the Mike Hosking Breakfast on air, calling time on five years of banter with the controversial breakfast host. Audio / Newstalk ZB
Family waits an hour for an ambulance to take mother a seven minute drive to hospital.
History shows social injustice can be changed, and it's our turn - our future demands it.
National Party MPs were split on the bill supported by all other parties.
Company denies it took tests already in New Zealand, but won't say where the tests went.
The Green Party wants an inquiry into the Government's Covid economic response.
PM says Omicron is likely to accelerate quickly.
February 8 2022 A million people due to get booster shots will begin receiving text message or email alerts from today, as PM Jacinda Ardern promised $400,000 to rural communities in her post-Cabinet press conference.
February 8 2022 "We were able to essentially stamp out Delta. With Omicron, we won't be able to do that," PM Jacinda Ardern said of the current outbreak.
There are major backlogs on the streets around Parliament and roads into the capital.
February 8 2022 PM Jacinda Ardern and National Party leader Chris Luxon deliver their first Parliamentary speeches of 2022.
Petrol price pain: Nats say Govt has stalled on taking any useful action.
Act will vote for a conversion therapy ban, despite criticisms of the bill.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern believes the country's Omicron peak may be in late March.
Almost 40 per cent of people think National's new leader is performing well.
It comes after a tough start to the year for the Government.
While Christopher Luxon's honeymoon rolls on, he's done little so far to cause any cheer.
The Government has backtracked on a claim RATs taken from business weren't in NZ.
Party also calls for an investigation into all land alienated from Māori.
A large section of our workforce don't get a day off or extra pay on public holidays.
OPINION: We spend enormous amounts following crime, but scant little to prevent it.