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'Appalling' employment gap for disabled people needs urgent attention - advocacy group
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Thomas Coughlan: National's concerning lack of climate policies
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Ex-MP Graham Kelly: 'Tweaks aren't enough to fix MMP'
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$90m Remuera site: Fast-track approval sought for 185-unit retirement village
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Three Waters amendment bill passes third reading
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Steven Adams Rooftop fundraiser raises $167K for Kiwi youth
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Voters don’t need to wait for a right-leaning government. Hipkins is already running one
The polls are unambiguous: New Zealand wants a National party led by Chris Hipkins.
Iwi and land developers sign deal to bring life to Tāmaki Makaurau
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Labour would need to double key welfare promise to account for inflation
Labour's lift to the abatement threshold does not account for inflation.
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Bryce Edwards: How Labour's tax cut will do little but benefit the rich
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Act’s pledge to abolish cultural reports are racist and inhumane - law lecturer
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Alfred Ngaro explains why he turned his back on National Party to launch New Zeal
“Some of the values of the National Party have drifted away from me.”
'Falling into disrepair': Demolition begins at Waiwera Thermal Resort
'An ongoing struggle to secure the site against vandalism, which degraded the property.'
Raukawa-Tait’s Rotorua election run will take Te Pāti Māori to new horizons
Rotorua local Raukawa-Tait hits the election trail.
Alternative plan for water reform ready for October election
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Latest poll shows National-Act Govt; support for Labour dropping below 30
Chris Hipkins and Christopher Luxon are neck and neck in the preferred PM stakes.
How will NZ get $210b of crucial new infrastructure funded, built?
National is a fan of PPPs and has big plans for new ones if it gets elected.
Anti-corruption Ecuadorean presidential candidate killed at campaign event
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Merepeka Raukawa-Tait launches her election campaign in Rotorua tonight
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Principals say National’s plan to ban phones in school is unworkable
Countries like Australia already had similar bans in place which worked, Luxon said.
National vows to ban phone use at schools in bid to turn achievement around
Schools would be able to decide penalties for students who didn't comply.
‘Pitiful’ lack of progress in $1 billion infrastructure fund
"It’s pitiful under-delivery. It makes KiwiBuild look successful."
$2b climate change fund deal with BlackRock announced
The aim is for New Zealand to be the first country to hit 100 per cent renewable energy.
Te Pāti Māori wants Aotearoa to be the Switzerland of the South Pacific
John Tamihere says the New Zealand Defence Force should be a peackeeping force.