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Police Commissioner Andrew Coster wants fewer people charged for drug use
'Health referrals are a good thing because we want demand for drugs to decrease'.
'Health referrals are a good thing because we want demand for drugs to decrease'.
Of the infected traveller's 1752 contacts, 532 have so far returned a negative result.
Ardern has met first responders and residents who were affected by the tornado.
Postponement of formal apology event gives Govt time to consider meaningful action.
Hate speech will become a criminal offence under proposed legislative changes.
As capital frets on Covid cases, Opposition criticises use of Covid recovery fund.
Politicians and officials talk a good game about climate action but the plans betray them.
'Within the next 48 hours, we'll have a clearer picture of [any] community transmission.'
Opinion: Expressions of regret enhance the mana for both deliverer and receiver.
Key question remains if traveller had 'explosive' Delta variant.
The final nail was driven in by Todd Muller's own numbers man, Chris Bishop.
'This ... should be recorded as one of our greatest ever sporting victories.'
For Superintendent Tony Hill, naming his boat 'Dawn Raid' took on a new significance.
Restrictions in Sydney (37 cases) and Wellington (no cases) will start at the same time.
When it comes to expanding the reach of human dignity, the past serves as a useful guide.
The Covid-19 Response Minister says an outbreak in the Capital is 'low-risk'.
Todd Muller admitted to his caucus that he was an unnamed MP quoted in a article.
National MP Christopher Luxon says seven deputy chief execs is 'over the top'.
Winston Peters on his party being the 'handbrake', dawn raid apologies and the feebate.
"Being [an MP] is a huge privilege, but it does come at a cost," former party leader says.
The rising cost of accommodation, food and power continues to outstrip household income.
'The big worry': About 2400 border workers remain without a single vaccine dose.
Opinion: The economic history lesson from the Climate Change Commission doesn't add up.
Months in prison versus years - it's a no-brainer for tech-savvy child sex offenders.
National and Parliamentary Service refused to front on allegations about an MP's spending.
Some of NZ's top political leaders are being immortalised in a very Wellington manner.
'[It is] an ideological vanity project that the majority of New Zealanders oppose.'
'It was not deliberately withheld ... but I am pleased they didn't see it,' Jackson says.
'We've got a 101-year-old lady here in town who we'd like to get vaccinated'
Just $500,000 of $235 million for mental health and addiction facilities has been spent.