Police Association questions Commissioner’s view on pursuit policy divide
The police pursuit policy is expected to change early next year.
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Waikato-Tainui and Ngāi Tahu receive Treaty relativity payments
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Asphalt gobbler turns road work into recycling magic
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Bryce Edwards: National failing to inspire voters
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Letters: Hard yards for seasonal workers
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Peter Boshier: Public sector must be OIA's steward
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‘Cups of tea with gang members’: MP, Police Commissioner lock horns over operation
A frustrated Coster said Tauwhiro led to “significant change” in the approach to firearms.
Ardern, Seymour join forces to raise money for 'pricks'
The two rivals will put aside their differences for a charity auction.
Small businesses can get subsidised fog cannons from February
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Govt changing information law over fears councils may threaten national security, defence
The Government is worried the law forces councils to hand over sensitive information.
‘The system failed us’: Auckland terror attack review findings lauded
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Much-needed laughs as Parliament wraps up for 2022
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Jacinda Ardern apologises for ‘arrogant prick’ comment, but stands by it
Jacinda Ardern apologised to David Seymour, but Rawiri Waititi doubled down
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Thomas Coughlan: Govt books in great shape - but economy about to hit the wall
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Failures identified in management of LynnMall terrorist before mass stabbing
Police were found to be justified in the fatal shooting of Ahamed Samsudeen.
'We will win this war: Ukraine's Zelenskyy delivers rousing speech to Parliament
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‘Huge anxiety and anger’: Bolger’s co-governance challenge to PM
Sir Douglas Graham says the principle of partnership has got legs it doesn't deserve.
NZ sanctions Iran over drone supply to Russia
as Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is to speak directly to Parliament today.
Grant Robertson’s HYEFU and the return of Ruth Richardson
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Seymour responds after PM's 'arrogant prick' remark
Jacinda Ardern called David Seymour an 'arrogant prick' in Parliament.
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Claire Trevett: Six Labour MPs out - a sinking ship or simply housekeeping?
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Poto Williams and Aupito William Sio to quit Parliament next year
Ministers Poto Williams and Aupito William Sio will be retiring.
National extends lead over Labour in latest political poll
The gap between National and Labour has grown.
‘Emergency closure’: Scallop fishing in Coromandel banned amid ‘dire’ decline
The closure, which begins on Friday, would be initially in place for three months.
'Sorry if anyone is offended': Luxon on South Auckland gangs comment
The comments have “stereotyped a generation” according to Jacinda Ardern.