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Christchurch Call marks two years, hones in on 'online journeys' to radicalisation
Six more nations have joined the Chch Call, which is turning its focus towards algorithms.
Six more nations have joined the Chch Call, which is turning its focus towards algorithms.
Global group started by Jacinda Ardern in 2019 is meeting in a virtual summit this week.
Ardern and Allan's hei tiki, carved from the same stone, were brought together, too.
"Robin Hood"-style policy more effective than Govt-ordered pay freeze, Helen Roberts says.
EDITORIAL: Pooh-poohing the He Puapua report is jumping the gun.
OPINION: The PM has to convince business leaders New Zealand is on the right track.
ANALYSIS: Calls for another look at the rules for party political donations are a cop-out.
Shakeup should lead to lower KiwiSaver fees across the board, says Grant Robertson.
Contact tracers continue to follow up with 4500 recent arrivals from Victoria.
New financial assistance package to be unveiled next week.
Experts say an open border - even to only vaccinated people - would see Covid-19 return.
'Social partner' says feedback on key labour law reform has been overlooked by minister.
Bloomfield: Vaccinating as many as possible in NZ is the key to opening up the border.
The Māori Party urges the Crown to resist any temptation to appeal the decision.
They've been going back-and-forth over the recent controversial saga in the House.
Opinion: Speaker Trevor Mallard was unfairly accused of having no courage.
OPINION: It has huge financial consequences for the state, and public trust in Government.
Less than 9 per cent of those vaccinated are Māori; less than 7 per cent for Pasifika.
120,000 people have had their second doses of the Pfizer jab and are fully vaccinated.
Govt cornered by the referendum result, but still has ways to achieve health-based goals
The public health risk has been identified as low.
Auditor-General reports on the handling of massive wage subsidy scheme.
The guidance for state sector employers 'will be reviewed next year', union boss says.
PM was told: 'Right-wing extremists are using the crisis to spread hate and conspiracies.'
PM says negotiations are still underway and more announcements are imminent.
Two in 10 caught with drugs charged, one in 10 with cannabis, and half caught with meth.
Meanwhile other industries are disappointed at missing out.
Today's comments follow Labour's pledge last year to probe the sector.
The pair doubled down on the decision amid pressure from unions.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has responded to backlash over the public sector pay freeze.