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NZ Security Intelligence Service now focuses half its efforts on white identity threats.
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Olympic athletes will automatically qualify for early vaccines, Govt confirms.
National renews call for resignation of Speaker Trevor Mallard
Chris Bishop accuses Trevor Mallard of a gross abuse of power.
CBD supermarket, childcare centre linked to Covid cleaner
The person visited an Auckland childcare centre to collect a grandchild on Friday.
Top economist questions Treasury's 'time constraints' on major housing policy
Cameron Bagrie says Treasury had four months to prioritise interest deductibility policy.
Christchurch still a first-home buyer's market
Chch is one of the few markets where the price threshold won't shift under Govt's scheme.
First-home buyers big winners, prices 'could tumble 10pc'
Investors have been targeted with tax changes to help stem soaring house prices.
Budget date revealed: Grant Robertson unveils the big date
Robertson reveals when the Budget will be, but is giving little away as to what's in it.
Little says health system under serious stress, major reform on way
Core reform to reinforce Treaty of Waitangi principles in "by Māori, for Māori approach".
No alarm bells ringing over safety protocols despite MIQ case - Hipkins
The minister says the risk is low and there's no need to change alert levels at this stage
'Chilling effect': New policies risk impacting on wider economy
New housing policies will slow the housing market but could they also slow the economy?
Opinion: It's time Minister O'Connor took a crash-course in political PR
The MP of more than 25 years is causing the Government more and more headaches.
Gambling 'bounce-back': Record pokie spend in 2020
In the three months to December 2020, Kiwis spent $252m on poker machines.
Officials advised Govt against applying key measures of its housing plan
Ministers were told the bright-line test should be increased to 20 years, not 10.
Covid-infected cleaner visited supermarket, relative's test 'weak positive'
Chris Hipkins and Ashley Bloomfield provide an update about the new MIQ worker case.
Minister digs heels in over 'cocky' tourism comments
Pressed a number of times this morning, O'Connor refused to apologise for the comments
Collins calls Robertson a liar over bright-line test tax changes
Judith Collins has accused Grant Robertson of flat-out lying to the public.
Housing plan: $3.8b for new houses, speculators horrified by 'crazy' tax changes
First home buyers have been given a lifeline.
Q&A: New Government housing policy explained
Key changes of today's policy changes explained.
'Bizarre, crazy': Landlords shocked at Government's housing plans
'Cost of the mortgage is the biggest single cost for an investor' - Andrew King
Ardern's housing package to 'tilt the balance' to first-home buyers today
She will announce the plan today and says it will help 'curb rampant speculation'.
NZ's first 'surreal' lockdown moment and what's happened since
Derek Cheng looks back at the moment New Zealanders were all told to self-isolate.
Cost of lockdowns: What the data tells us
One year on: A slide in GDP but lower-than-expected unemployment and booming house prices.
Ardern says Oz bubble means any outbreak could strand travellers
PM has set a date - April 6 - for revealing a starting date for the transtasman bubble.
Aunt battles to adopt kids living in poverty overseas but niece misses out
Hopes haven't faded for eldest sister who missed out when three siblings adopted.
Watch: Popping the Oz bubble - Kiwis won't know when for another 15 days
Ardern says Govt will announce commencement date of transtasman bubble on April 6.
Eight new Covid cases in MIQ, vaccine schedule tool now online
The total number of active cases in New Zealand is now 63.
Eight new MIQ cases, none in the community
The Ministry of Health is expected to release the latest Covid case numbers at 1pm today
Call for Govt to issue apology for 1970s dawn raids
The governments of the time authorised police raids on Pasifika homes.
Kerre McIvor: Time Govt stops hiding behind Covid and tackles issues fuelling violence
OPINION: Govt needs to tackle the issues it said it would resolve if it was elected.
Govt grants thousands of Covid MIQ fee waiver requests
Four in five travellers have been given free or reduced-price stays in quarantine hotels.
Exclusive: How 'vulnerable' hospital services will change
Services have been flagged as vulnerable: what that means, and how they could change.
Editorial: Carrot and stick options for the housing market
Editorial: The Government will this week unveil its package of housing policies
'It is unsustainable, it lacks resilience': Tourism Minister says old tourism model must go
Tourism Minister promises targeted help but didn't reveal any details.