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Some of the introduced offences haven't been used in more than 20 years.
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Experts call for commissioner to address modern slavery
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Comment: US walking the talk on blueprint for engagement
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Six dead, 5656 Covid cases today - new variant discovered in NZ
Case numbers are starting to plateau, except in the West Coast and South Canterbury.
New Covid-19 'Lamp' test to be trialled at Auckland Airport
Lamp tests combine speed of RATs with accuracy of a PCR test and can be self-administered.
Kiwis' social media comments monitored to inform Covid response
Govt monitored social media comments for two years; the reports have now been released.
Police accused of being 'heavy-handed' post-March 15 guns crackdown
Lawyer claims police "hysterical" after Chch attacks in use of warrantless searches.
Seven more Covid deaths and 7043 new community cases
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Jack Tame: Is a fairer tax system on the way?
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Claire Trevett: Why Luxon will breathe a sigh of relief when Bridges goes
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Dr Andrew Dickson: The Govt has torpedoed my disabled kid's return to school
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Kate MacNamara: The words you can't say on Unite Against Covid-19 Facebook page
Bah humbug and "knickers" to uniting against Covid-19 and the officials who ban words.
Analysis: Three Waters - what the Govt is trying to do and what's next
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National tries to revive Parliament costings unit
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Buller floods cost KiwiRail over $3 million
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Auditor-General to investigate mental health services for young people
It comes after National raised concerns about Government investment in the sector.
Expectations 'too high' in co-governance story
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New Covid 19 drug available in New Zealand
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'Heartache, stress': Charlotte Bellis on landmark MIQ court victory
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Returnee who went on hunger strike calls MIQ court decision 'bittersweet'
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