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Fran O'Sullivan: Apec leaders capture the mood and make progress
Common focus on energy and vaccine technology are conference highlights
Common focus on energy and vaccine technology are conference highlights
New cases in Rotorua and the Tararua district were confirmed this morning.
New Zealand observers say there has been some good out of it.
Act and National say rapid antigen testing would reduce need for vaccine mandates.
UN summit ends in pledges to ramp up climate action, but advocates aren't hailing victory.
Mayor slams "crass and stupid" protests, while new cases confirmed in Taranaki and Taupō.
Aucklanders' mood has changed and polls confirm it.
Despite the rain, hundreds in Chch voiced their opposition to Covid restrictions and jabs.
There are 93 people in hospital with Covid, nine of whom are in ICU or HDU.
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SOEs like NZ Post, KiwiRail, and Transpower were mulled for merger and privatisation.
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The New Zealand-hosted summit of 21 major economies has concluded.
Government housing agency funded advertising content featuring a Labour candidate.
Of these 181 are in Auckland, 15 in Waikato, 4 are in Northland and 1 is in Taranaki.
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Millions of workers will soon be covered by mandatory vaccine legislation.
Programme to be launched next year to raise cash for the shift to a low-carbon economy.
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MPs were warned Chinese language submissions were poorly translated.
The Apec CEO Summit has turned its attention to the economic recovery from Covid.
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Three-strikes law archaic, ineffectual and has led to absurd outcomes: Justice Minister.
National's Whānau Ora spokeswoman says time becoming more critical by the day.
France wants to push pause on trade talks between Europe and New Zealand.
The Government has kept is most recent Covid advice hidden from public view.
The worrying number for the PM is not Labour's slump, but trust in her Covid-19 response.