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The prop number 'zeros' were commissioned as part of the Govt's 'road to zero' campaign.
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47 per cent of New Zealand jobs received at least one of the 2021 wage subsidies.
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5647 community Covid cases, 350 hospitalisations, 3 deaths - and another new variant
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Hospices struggling as costs skyrocket
Hospice sector calling for an increase in baseline funding for hospices from government.
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"When we look at systems of all sorts around the world we see inequality for women."
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'Women let down by system': ACC pays out $27m to women harmed by health treatment
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Architectural designer forced to clean bathrooms
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'Insulting to all women': PM blasts rich-lister's Nadia Lim comments
PM says chief executive's Nadia Lim comments are a disservice to all women.
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Gas for all aluminum-framed house windows by next November
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Opinion: Directors' Duties Bill is well-meaning but harmful
OPINION: Parliament fiddles with fixing something that is not broken at society's peril.
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Committee of MPs met to discuss trespass exemption for ex-parliamentarians
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Māori Women's League farewells outgoing president
New president elected for Māori Women's Welfare League.
Former National MP trespassed from Parliament grounds
One former National MP has been identified as an anti-vaccine mandate protester.
Kurt Campbell: Where NZ has been ambivalent in the past
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Cost of living: Fruit pickers spend a day's pay to drive to work
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'Urgent' gang laws, unused for decades, deemed a failure - research
Some of the introduced offences haven't been used in more than 20 years.
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Today is a milestone, but the recovery of the $42 billion industry is going to take time.
Experts call for commissioner to address modern slavery
Rebekah Armstrong says it is important to get the legislation right the first time.
Ardern at US Business Summit: Explaining the bonds between NZ and US
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Comment: US walking the talk on blueprint for engagement
OPINION: In terms of the Indo-Pacific, much has changed even in the past 10 months.
Six dead, 5656 Covid cases today - new variant discovered in NZ
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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.