MBIE confirms more than 100 voluntary redundancies
The ministry needs to find approximately $412.5m in cost savings.
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Labour MPs gather for first retreat after defeat
Labour gets they lost, they don't know what to do next.
Chris Hipkins speaks of 'new era' as Labour rebuilds
The party is licking its wounds at its retreat: dogged by talk of Trump, Putin and tax.
Cops leaving, recruitment struggles, back office to frontline
Dozens of Kiwi police officers are waiting to take up lucrative jobs in Australia
'Final' RAL bailout a waste of money, business owner says
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Tax breaks for wealthy landlords will be gone by 2026 - Waititi
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Tama Potaka calls for mana motuhake after media industry cuts
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But it has said the $7 million will be the last financial support from taxpayers.
100-day plan, tick. Eyes now turn to Budget, potential for broken promises
All eyes are now on the Budget.
Tainui stand with our wāhine haka stand - Tuku Morgan
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Ex-Green MP Golriz Ghahraman admits shoplifting charges
The 43-year-old faced four shoplifting charges.
Saying young-offender boot camps will work, or won’t, misses the point
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Who would have thought Dave Letele in a governance role?
A former MP and a community advocate have been appointed to iwi governance roles.
Govt stops putting general Treaty of Waitangi clauses in legislation
NZ First wants Treaty matters decided by Parliament, not the courts.
Chlöe Swarbrick: Our future is not set in stone
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Minister for Mental Health visits 'innovative' Whanganui
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Wayne Brown calls on Chris Bishop to stop 'dopey mandate' on housing intensification
Chris Bishop said he will respond soon to the Auckland Mayor's request.
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Measles outbreak in Māori key concern for Health Minister
Reti raises Māori health concerns but providers more concerned by his actions.
Audrey Young: Tone deaf or 'kick-a***'? PM's political radar offline again
OPINION: The problem isn't what the PM says, but how he says it.
The Poua should be praised for raising the voices of their communities - Louisa Wall
Louisa Wall says sports and politics are always mixed
Opinion: Youth crime does not occur in a vacuum, if only because we do not live in that state
OPINION: All boot camps offer are punishment, not the context of the crime.
Peter Boshier leaves behind big shoes to fill — especially for Māori
Chief Ombudsman forced to resign at age 72 because it's the law.
Ngāi Tahu offers Greenpark Huts leaseholders help with removal costs
Relocation of buildings and site clearing to be done by June 30.
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Public servants paying to do their jobs is a sorry state of affairs
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Opinion: Pharmac announces huge step in cancer drug funding
OPINION: Kiwis will see new cancer drugs at a faster rate.
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Fast-track bill: Shane Jones fires up over 'Nimbys' hobbling the economy
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