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Thomas Coughlan: National’s massive Pugh-turn dominates return of Parliament
As Parliament returned on Tuesday, the big winner was vindicated ex-leader Simon Bridges.
As Parliament returned on Tuesday, the big winner was vindicated ex-leader Simon Bridges.
PM Chris Hipkins sets out his agenda for the year.
Much damage, esp. around Auckland, because 'people not allowed to prune and manage trees'.
There are now 11 confirmed dead almost a week after the cyclone.
Both justified and unjustified absences up on previous years.
Chris Hipkins and Grant Robertson have opened the door for taxes to fund clean-up.
Rural communities have gone days without support.
It's part of strategy to turn around record-low school attendance levels.
The Government has announced flood support as it plays down fears of crime.
Phil Twyford has said families are "traumatised" and cannot return to flooded homes.
More than 100 officers from throughout New Zealand have joined those in Eastern District.
We asked climate change minister whether the cyclone chaos has changed attitudes.
How will improvements be paid for? And how do we build back better?
Chris Hipkins warn the cyclone recovery will be a steep mountain to climb.
Recent reshuffles have thrown up some new adversaries, as Audrey Young reports.
The Prime Minister delivers the latest on the cyclone's aftermath.
The cameras made by Hikvision and Dahua are widespread in this country.
Grant Robertson on the cost of Cyclone Gabrielle.
First up is a law change to force councils to provide more info on flooding and quakes.
Armed police swooped in Napier last night, forcing residents to stay in.
PM Chris Hipkins has promised repairs for Tairawhiti, so what about Te Tai Tokerau?
Rotorua residents say there's a positive impact of having fewer homeless living in motels.
As Grant Robertson warns of more costly storms, it's worth asking, is this crisis forever?
Hipkins is due to speak at 5.30pm.
Cyclone Gabrielle made for a very uneven playing field
Officials knew flooded substation was vulnerable and planned to begin work to fix it.
The former leader has had more comebacks than most of her contemporaries
“I can only imagine how I would feel in those circumstances with my own family."
“I can only imagine how I would feel in those circumstances with my own family."
Grant Robertson said there's still money for the latest crisis.