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Chlöe Swarbrick: Our future is not set in stone
Life could be slower and feel more meaningful than it does now.
Life could be slower and feel more meaningful than it does now.
NZ First wants Treaty matters decided by Parliament, not the courts.
He wants to get money out of Wellington and "into the grassroots and front line”.
Chris Bishop said he will respond soon to the Auckland Mayor's request.
Chlöe Swarbrick says the Greens and Te Pāti Māori have a lot in common.
Reti raises Māori health concerns but providers more concerned by his actions.
OPINION: The problem isn't what the PM says, but how he says it.
Louisa Wall says sports and politics are always mixed
OPINION: All boot camps offer are punishment, not the context of the crime.
New research shows underfunding is forcing some clinics to cherry-pick healthy patients.
OPINION: It's hard to argue against the need to cut spending, but where's the leadership?
OPINION: Kiwis will see new cancer drugs at a faster rate.
How to keep tradies on your site? Could a pie-dispensing machine help retain them?
Aquaculture projects will be among the first in line for consents.
Poua doubled down on their haka this weekend and continued to challenge the government.
National’s pre-election fiscal and tax plans costed the policy at $2.1b.
The Government is welcoming the committee's proposal to avoid over-taxation of trusts.
The former National leader and Transport Minister will chair Waka Kotahi's board.
OPINION: The Act leader has emerged as a key change agent.
One nurse says she gets twice the pay, free return airfares, accommodation and a car.
The 100-days of pain was like a sticky plaster that kept sticking.
With severe weather events on the increase, homeowners may not be covered by insurance.
Prime Minister visits Northland to turn first sod on new cancer facility.
The Labour Party is mourning the death of one if its longest-serving MPs.
TVNZ has confirmed four of its flagship shows face the axe in a major restructuring.
Protests inside and outside the building derail US Aukus official's speech.
Former PM Helen Clark has labelled the cuts 'disgraceful'.
Councils still need hundreds of millions to rebuild our cyclone-devastated roads.
The final item of the 100-day plan was completed with the PM in Northland.
Density standards include allowing three homes on a site and houses up to 11m high.