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Iwi support to reduce Oranga Tamariki uplifts from whānau Māori
Iwi hopes a tikanga-led support centre will reduce Oranga Tamariki uplifts
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MBIE proposes more voluntary redundancies as public service cuts continue
The ministry had previously confirmed 111 voluntary redundancies were accepted.
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PM blames Labour for recession, says they should spend a ‘generation’ out of power
It comes on the same day as New Zealand enters a recession.
Act's Brooke van Velden defends tweet about public service staff cuts
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A member of the public has momentarily derailed a parliamentary select committee.
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Brian Tamaki cancels drag queen event created by ex-Destiny Church member
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Grant Robertson talks RBNZ, Covid and what he and Don Brash agree on
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Māori rights to face global spotlight as UN sends special envoy to Aotearoa
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Stand off over school pool fees
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Simon Bridges: Auckland’s ‘city deal’ must include tech
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Watch: Winston Peters plays Chumbawamba while walking through Parliament
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has told political leaders to ‘grow up’.
Shane Jones wants oil refinery reopened, says being fossil fuel-free is fanciful
Minister says being fossil fuel-free is 'the stuff of fairy tales'.
Govt warned against borrowing to fund tax cuts by IMF - says it could fuel inflation
The international organisation says the Government's purse strings need to be tightened.
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The goods deficit narrowed as we imported less, despite falling export returns.
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