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Meng Foon accepts he's resigned, doesn't rule out future work in public sector
The Race Relations Commissioner's intended resignation was earlier thrown into doubt.
The Race Relations Commissioner's intended resignation was earlier thrown into doubt.
Labour will hope the poll shows a recovery after the Meka Whaitiri and Stuart Nash dramas.
The PM says the Government is also looking at Health NZ's ethnicity criteria.
Why such a deafening silence in the wake of the Greens' new tax policy?
One ECE provider said the concerns came from poor Govt consultation.
Foon's role is in the spotlight amid a conflict of interest issue.
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Labour's police spokesperson claims it is a lazy rehash of old National policy.
The biggest risks being monitored by hospitals have been revealed.
The PM was all too pleased to stick the boot into National's Christopher Luxon as well.
Housing Minister Megan Woods says moving tenants to new locations is also an option.
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Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will lead a group of business leaders to China.
Grace Rehu takes out top Ahuwhenua young Māori growers award.
But National says Health Minister Ayesha Verrall's plan is "complete fantasy".
Chris Hipkins still well ahead of rival Christopher Luxon in favourability stakes.
Cervical screening is the only national screening programme not to be free to all.
Michael Wood will likely face a sanction for his share schmozzle.
The Police Association president has also said what National did was inappropriate.
Tainui will take all Auckland Council shares up for grabs.
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OPINION: Wood's errors suggest he may be lacking the necessary qualities for the role.
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Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei has made a daring bid to buy the Ports of Auckland.
“He has effectively thumbed his nose at the Cabinet Office for two and a half years."
Issue comes as Mark Mitchell repeatedly questions Ginny Andersen over crime comment.
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Wood had an interest in Auckland Airport while he was the minister overseeing aviation.
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