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Covid 19 coronavirus Delta: Act says Parliament will return - but that's not clear
Act thinks Parliament is coming back next week - but that might not be the case.
Act thinks Parliament is coming back next week - but that might not be the case.
The Government and the Opposition are set to debate whether Parliament can return.
David Seymour has criticised the Government's response to the latest outbreak.
This week Parliament was in recess, but was scheduled to resume next Tuesday.
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But Kāinga Ora has defended the spend, saying it has been received well by the community.
The Act leader said NZ needed a plan B.
Cars are registered, in the EU cows are registered, it's no big ask to register firearms.
Poll sends early message to Govt to pull up its socks on the nuts and bolts of governing.
Judith Collins' "who dis?" phone problem, David Seymour gets hands on at a farm.
Seymour says time has come to reconsider private MIQ - but it would come at a cost.
Act's law and order discussion document focuses on gangs, police numbers, prison targets.
Studies are split on the effectiveness of schemes similar to what Act is proposing.
Larry the Cat at Number 10 Downing St had a visitor from NZ.
The YouTuber who was fired from Synlait went to an Act Party event — it didn't end well.
Seymour rises as National falls to one of its worst results in UMR poll.
The Government's plan to get people into EVs will hit up to 107,000 motorists with fees.
Speaker Trevor Mallard says the best UK committees are chaired by senior Opposition MPs.
Anyone seen putting others in danger will be held accountable, police say.
Police cordoned off a major road for procession which included motorbike burnouts.
Act dreams big, while the Covid-19 Minister desperately avoids the word 'delay'.
One Sunday, two leaders' speeches - the tussle to be the 'real' Opposition leader.
The fact that good and bad teachers are paid the same isn't good for NZ kids, Act says.
The only ones who will worry about the poll are Judith Collins and Act.
Act Party leader David Seymour calls it a 'budget for battlers'.
The issues, perhaps not unexpectedly, have been a political hot potato.
"Can't afford to buy" guy has made a virtue of not owning property. He's now declaring 3.
The motion would ask MPs whether human rights abuses in Xinjiang amount to genocide.
Beehive Diaries on the week of the bubble and health reforms, with a bit of Jimmy Barnes.