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Govt unveils 'monumental' new breast and cervical cancer prevention funding
Some $118m will be spent on a number of initiatives to fight breast and cervical cancer.
Some $118m will be spent on a number of initiatives to fight breast and cervical cancer.
Port workers should get paid breaks to ensure they get the Covid-19 shot, union says.
The Government has spent more than $6 million bringing stranded New Zealanders home.
The draft document has a number of major recommendations that would shake up DoC.
The two new cases in MIQ are from the Philippines and Pakistan.
A majority of South Auckland schools have been getting free lunches for one term now.
The new HPV test is a simple and quick swab that women can choose to do themselves.
Another $10m will be spent on scans for those who missed them because of Covid-19.
The US signing up to the Christchurch Call could add heft to the voluntary framework.
KiwiBuild development Ormiston Rise is in receivership, leaving owners worried, uncertain.
Government has quickly lost the battle over the "pay freeze" for public sector workers.
The pay freeze will affect more than fair pay agreements. This week was about unions.
Agriculture Minister Damien O'Connor committed to helping Fonterra get fast change.
Dr Ashley Bloomfield has defended the snap bubble decision as "the right thing to do".
The issues, perhaps not unexpectedly, have been a political hot potato.
Indian Cricket Board helps NZ cricketers fly home; NGO calls for our Govt to help others.
A man has been arrested and charged with threatening to kill National MP Simeon Brown.
Silverfern Property Services received $14.7 million from the Government.
It comes after a week of heated debate in Parliament about the authority and its powers.
And cut! German-designed Chinese-built monster starts mid-May.
'Do I want our data systems to be better? Yes, absolutely' - Covid Minister Chris Hipkins.
About 6000 travellers flew to New Zealand from NSW since a community case emerged there.
The latest community outbreak in Sydney is putting transtasman travel with NSW on hold.
Davidson admits that the Government and past governments have been doing it wrong.
Data shows 61,854 students are attending 70 per cent or less of classes.
'The rich countries have to stop being selfish here' - Dr Nikki Turner
The funding also includes money to help Covid-hit Queenstown to diversify its economy
Truancy numbers rise, but are kids just getting better at staying at home when sick?
How many unvaccinated people are working at the border? We don't know. Maybe hundreds.
Officials will update how many vaccines have been administered in NZ.