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NZ Police data sharing agreement with European police questioned over controversy
The European Union's own data protection watchdog is suing its own police.
The European Union's own data protection watchdog is suing its own police.
Nurses are protesting over the end of the winter Covid-19 bonus.
Rongoā practitioners concerned upcoming Parliament legislation is not fit for purpose.
OPINION: Thirty-two years of service in central and local government comes to an end.
Australia won't get a better deal than New Zealand, says EU Parliament's "Big Beast."
National has announced it would extend the screening age if party is in government.
OPINION: The vast majority of the public is not inspired by what's on offer.
Book lifts the lid on what the mammoth NSA really thinks about New Zealand spies.
New resettlement providers in Auckland, Chch and Hamilton after Red Cross lost tender.
"We continue to stand in solidarity with Ukraine in defence of its sovereignty," PM says.
Mark Mitchell rushed to the mall where armed men robbed a jewellery store.
Complaints to the Health and Disability Commissioner have shot up, causing big delays.
An initial settlement offer of $40 million was rejected 26 years ago.
"Frontline staff ... find themselves in situations where they feel ill-equipped" - police.
National mounts urgent clean-up job as UK PM's tax plans backfire on New Zealand.
'You're just waiting for me to die,' claimants told one worker.
Lack of information on the impact of the media merger is appalling, says Opposition MP.
Opinion: Willie Jackson seemed to lose control of his thoughts.
National will vote against, Labour MPs say they are divided about Chloe Swarbrick bill.
Achieving equity for Māori would remove the sense of victimhood, says Cabinet minister.
Auckland mayor on 40 years in politics, and challenges and joys of running the super city.
Jacinda Ardern has condemned Russia and called for a complete ban on all nuclear weapons.
Stores galore: From Timaru to Martinborough, Remuera to Taumarunui.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has dropped to the lowest ranking so far.
There were 108 respondents — 90 CEOs and 18 directors — to the full Herald survey.
CEOs split on whether co-governance is "right for the times" or "anti-democratic".
Business leaders not impressed by the Finance Minister and wasteful spending.
OPINION: The Reserve Bank faces intense scrutiny over its pandemic response.
OPINION: Views shaped by the lens through which respondents view fairness and equity.
Apart from property and housing initiatives, support for Government moves is lukewarm.