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Forum weighs need for action alongside business opportunities
Climate crisis can be "a sea of opportunity", business leaders in Auckland were told.
David Seymour on Uffindell, Sharma scandals - and National coalition talks
Seymour also tells On the Tiles what Act wants from a National coalition.
Luxon drops into negatives in new poll
Christopher Luxon's favourability is negative for the first time since taking over Nats.
Crime-hit retailers to help decide punishments for young criminals under Act policy
The threshold and size of fines would be decided in part by retailers hit by crime.
Māori Party, Greens pressure Labour over seabed mining ban
'Put your money where your mouth is,' Te Pāti Māori says to PM over seabed mining.
David Seymour: Where cost of living payments went wrong
OPINION: Act Party leader shares his prescription for the cost of living crisis.
Inflation eating wage increases, National and Act say
Act leader David Seymour says Kiwis are exiting overseas as fast as workers are coming in.
Kāinga Ora paid whopping $70m for land based on wobbly valuations
Agency under fire for above-market price.
The MPs who are exempt from wearing masks
Speaker Trevor Mallard says he is satisfied each of the exemptions is justified.
Shane Jones: Inflation runs amok while MPs chase their tails
OPINION: 'We need to boost our foreign exchange coffers from land and sea.'
Act's cost of living remedy: Scrap tariffs, abolish labour market tests
Act's package would see low tariffs on imported make-up, biscuits, clothes scrapped.
'Made to feel like the other': Why MP wants 'discriminatory' law changed
Rawiri Waititi: "This is a stain on this country's democracy and it's a disgrace."
Euthanasia complaint being investigated by Health and Disability Commissioner
A total of 143 people have died from euthanasia in New Zealand.
Analysis: Battle may be brewing over broadening euthanasia laws
Parliament could come under pressure to broaden euthanasia laws in 2024.
Poll: National support with women increases, overtaking Labour
National has increased its support among female voters - but only just.
David Seymour wants apology from Rawiri Waititi over karaka seeds joke
Act leader says an apology would be the right thing for Rawiri Waititi to do.
David Seymour: Debating one person, one vote is not racism
OPINION: Act Party leader responds to being accused of stoking a cultural war.
Act demands Covid response inquiry, would scrap Three Waters if in power
The Act leader has released the party's first 100 days plan.
Audrey Young: Act's rollercoaster ride through Parliament
OPINION: The party will on Sunday celebrate its 25 years in Parliament.
How Epsom residents responded to five storeys of state housing in their street
The huge Kāinga Ora housing block opened last year on Epsom's Banff Ave.
'They are nice to me, and I'm nice to them': What motivates political party donors
Current rules require public disclosure of donations over $15,000.
National: FTA with EU a 'step forward' but agriculture 'missed opportunity'
National's trade spokesman Todd McClay gave the deal a '6 out of 10'.
Covid-19: David Seymour says restricting health workers during crisis is 'illogical'
The party leader says unvaccinated workers should be allowed to returned to work.
Watch: Pharmac review uncovers 'systemic failings' for those with rare disorders
People with rare disorders facing excessive suffering under Pharmac model, review finds.
Government spending 'clearly unhelpful' in fighting inflation - Don Brash
Former governor says the RBNZ has a fight on its hands after a big Budget.
'Over the top': Ten most valuable state homes worth $30m
Value for money? Critics say there's better uses for $30m worth of state homes.
Chlöe Swarbrick doco producers say film to be released after election
The publicly funded project has sparked criticism from Opposition parties.
Income insurance scheme a step closer as law passes
It means ACC can look into implementing the $3.5 billion income insurance scheme.
Budget 2022: Luxon and Willis on Budget, spending cuts, and deficits
Tomorrow, National leader Christopher Luxon will try and topple the Government...
David Seymour: Real ideas on what the Budget needs to do, clear and simple
OPINION: We need to deal with the cost of living crisis, and then focus on productivity.
Hate speech law work in progress, Faafoi says
The Act Party claims the laws will 'create a divided and hateful society'.
New poll puts Nat-Act in position to govern - just
National and Act pull ahead, Te Pāti Māori out of kingmaker role in new poll.
Claire Trevett: Chris Luxon's first taste of the bogeyman game
OPINION: The fear campaigns ahead of next year's election have kicked off.