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Labour MPs gather for first retreat after defeat
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Chris Hipkins speaks of 'new era' as Labour rebuilds
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Māori Party says wealthy tax breaks will be gone by 2026
Tama Potaka calls for mana motuhake after media industry cuts
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Saying young-offender boot camps will work, or won’t, misses the point
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Govt stops putting general Treaty of Waitangi clauses in legislation
NZ First wants Treaty matters decided by Parliament, not the courts.
Minister for Mental Health visits 'innovative' Whanganui
He wants to get money out of Wellington and "into the grassroots and front line”.
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.
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.
Andrew Couch: Firm, decisive action needed to improve transport
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The Poua should be praised for raising the voices of their communities - Louisa Wall
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OPINION: All boot camps offer are punishment, not the context of the crime.
'Grown-up Government': Luxon on coalition agreement compromise
“We’ve phased it and delivered it in a slightly different way," PM said.
Public servants paying to do their jobs is a sorry state of affairs
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Letters: Landlord tax breaks aren't a 'success', firefighters' speed bump fears
OPINION: 'Does this Government intend to worsen the social divide?'
Public Purse: Why the Ministry for Regulation will be treble the size of the Productivity Commission
The old ministry had 22 staff, but the new one will have around 60.
Landlord tax break cost rose by $800m to $2.9b
National’s pre-election fiscal and tax plans costed the policy at $2.1b.
Simon Bridges to become NZTA chair
The former National leader and Transport Minister will chair Waka Kotahi's board.
The Government's law and order 100-day action item that required 'no actions'
The prison target wasn't just axed by Labour. It was never actioned by Corrections.
So many scams as AI and technology meet old-fashioned greed and trickery
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Deal broken: Property investors to get slightly less tax relief than promised
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Christopher Luxon’s political radar is broken
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Double the pay: Kiwi nurses still heading to Oz despite big pay rises at home
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The Government’s 100-day plan was supposed to feel like a vaccination, one quick prick and it’s over
The 100-days of pain was like a sticky plaster that kept sticking.
Women choosing mastectomy over travelling to Auckland for radiation
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