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‘Stab in the back’: Abuse survivor decries plan to axe Oranga Tamariki Treaty commitments
The Govt is being accused of turning its back on Māori survivors of abuse in state care.
The Govt is being accused of turning its back on Māori survivors of abuse in state care.
ANALYSIS: The Government's cuts will hurt, but their wider impact might be muted.
Māori law society takes Shane Jones comments to higher authority.
OPINION: The public service cuts bring back bad memories of the 'Mother of all Budgets'.
The PSA has called it a 'brutal day' for the public sector.
Nearly 2000 jobs have gone or are set to go.
OPINION: An already tense relationship just got a whole lot worse.
The minister says the two changes are a 'down payment' on a fuller review.
Tama Potaka says he is a 'results and outcome-driven person'.
Courts Minister Nicole McKee reveals she's in favour of Te Ao Mārama framework
OPINION: It is lucky the PM doesn't seem to mind sharing limelight as Seymour grabs it.
OPINION: Today's NZ-US statement virtually signs us up to Aukus II.
A bid to liberalise Easter trading laws has inched closer.
The PSA is concerned women are bearing the brunt of cuts at the commission.
The bill that James Shaw wanted shepherded through parliament gets canned
It hopes to encourage more rentals. Officials are unsure if tenants will benefit.
More than 1300 jobs are facing the chop from government departments so far.
PSA kaihautu Janice Panoho says NZ will lose valuable people.
A number of job reductions have been due to stop-work notices.
OPINION: True leaders stand up for the rights and dignity of all individuals.
It's the latest agency to target jobs as a way to meet govt's directed cost savings.
Local body elections in 2025 will have binding referendums on the matter.
The mental health advocate says: 'It’s just another bureaucracy'.
OPINION: These young people got brave, got organised and strongly questioned authority.
OPINION: There’s a more sinister side to the school strike movement.
It's become clear which small party ministers have the most influence.
OPINION: Voters don't have a problem with setting targets, so why does Labour?
Associate Education Minister David Seymour and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announce the Government’s plan to tackle truancy. Video / Mark Mitchell
OPINION: Eight new agencies across the public service helped fuel record staffing levels.
Louise Upston says there's 'merit' in considering current settings for the supplements.