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Waikeria uprising: Amnesty International warns against using force
The human rights group is calling on minister to ensure force isn't used to end standoff.
The human rights group is calling on minister to ensure force isn't used to end standoff.
"Never lie. Once you tell a lie, you have lost all credibility," expert says.
The Deputy PM describes all sports as like his 'children'. But he admits to a favourite.
There were almost 5000 wage subsidy complaints – but how many were prosecuted?
EDITORIAL: Are we in danger of forgetting our own early-response lessons?
Of the 16 cases reported in the past four days, 15 are at the border, one is historical.
The lack of chimneys didn't stop Santa from making one baby's Christmas special.
A security guard spotted a broken window, leading to a headcount in the early hours.
The letter claims Covid elimination strategies will cause "330-fold greater loss of life".
OPINION: From Judith Collins' eyebrow to pooing in rivers, MPs delivered a few laughs.
There's a lot of work going into our vaccine planning, but still no room for complacency.
One mother drove from Te Awamutu to donate gifts to the Auckland City Mission.
Michael Baker wants returnees to isolate before getting on the plane.
We're winning the fight against the virus, but it comes at a cost.
The total number of active cases in NZ is 55 and total number of confirmed cases is 1760.
OPINION: Ihumātao will produce more controversial te ao Māori choices for this Government.
Phil Sprey says it would be safe, benefit NZ and "how many times can you see Dave Dobbyn?"
Dr Ashley Bloomfield confident changes have been made to strengthen Covid response.
Māori Party's Rawiri Waititi: 'There are many other Ihumātao right across the country.'
Steve Braunias pens some catchy Christmas carols for NZ's political parties.
Everyone will be able to get a Covid-19 vaccination with 15 million doses now secured.
The government has ordered nine large super-cold freezers, and 40 smaller ones.
The Council of Trade Unions says estimates of job losses are 'wrong, wrong, wrong'.
The findings or even the existence of a bullying report have never been made public.
The last update put net core crown debt at $200 billion by 2024 or 55 per cent of gdp.
Legal fees and lawyers costs mount in defamation case.
Building and construction is New Zealand's fourth-largest employer.
What about an outbreak at a music festival?
OPINION: Trevor Mallard has unwittingly turned Parliament into his place.
The Briefings to Incoming Ministers have been released.