Wave of loss: Bankruptcies set to rise - Govt bolsters provisions
Bankruptcy service is braced for a quadrupling of personal insolvencies.
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Profiling Whanganui, Ōhāriu, Wairarapa, Palmerston North, Hutt South, Wellington Central.
Labour to unveil blitz on bank fees in new policy today
It is understood Labour's small business policy will address NZ's high paywave fees.
Four new Covid cases today, two in the community
The Auckland cluster now has 161 people linked to it.
Cannabis referendum raises questions over its medicinal use
The biggest area of confusion for cannabis is whether medicinal cannabis will be legal.
Hosking: Could we have a contest of ideas?
Comment: Are we open to ideas? Do we want a debate? How engaged are we?
'Deeply disappointing': Landlords advised to hold off on heating until election result
Labour calls landlord advice 'deeply disappointing' and letting down their fellow Kiwis.
Live: Covid tests and fines - Govt gets stricter with border workers
Four of the cases are in the community and one is in managed isolation.
Editorial: Compiling what we have learned crucial part of Covid response
WE SAY: An assessment would be a way of storing knowledge from our Covid-19 experience.
Ananish Chaudhuri: Pivoting away from Covid elimination a good thing
Comment: Doubling-down on a losing strategy is like bidding $21 at an auction for $20.
Minister orders WorkSafe to seek prosecution advice in future death cases
Andrew Little has ordered WorkSafe to get outside legal advice in future cases.
Political Roundup: Has James Shaw sunk the Greens?
COMMENT: How badly will James Shaw's private school debacle affect the Greens?
Air NZ hike fares over lockdown: Kiwis complain of price gouging
As data shows fare spikes, Shane Jones is questioning the obligations of $900m bailout.
Editorial: Student loans, overseas graduates and the Covid recovery
Editorial: We need our overseas grads and they want our refuge from a Covid-ravaged world.
Live export trade review under wraps
Live export trade has been halted but Govt review into the trade is not ready for release.
Political parties' views on live exports after ship tragedy
New calls have been raised to ban shipments of live animals after Gulf Livestock 1 sinks.
'It is what it is': Aucklanders react to level 2.5 extension
Restrictions of 10 people per gathering will continue in Auckland for another 12 days.
At least 12 more days until level 1; caution over Botany cases
New Zealanders won't see alert level 1 freedoms for at least another 12 days
PM: Covid deaths a 'stark and sad reminder' of how deadly virus can be
Jacinda Ardern deeply saddened to hear of former Cook Islands PM's death from Covid-19.
12 more days - NZ to stay at level 2 and Auckland at 2.5
There are five new Covid cases today - three in the community.
Derek Cheng: How close are we, really, to level 1?
The outbreak appears to be contained but that doesn't mean level 1 is just on the horizon.
Labour video featuring Ashley Bloomfield raised eyebrows at SSC
The Labour ad has been taken down – but the SCC received a number of complaints.
CovidCard NZ's best way to open border - Sir Peter Maire
Clash over tracking technology continues.
One community case; cluster 'contained', infections expected for weeks yet
The community case has been epidemiologically linked to the Auckland cluster.
Leaked video: Shaw says Hipkins implied approval of Green School funding
Leaked video contradicts Hipkins, who has repeatedly stated he did not back the proposal.
Peters turns on Govt ahead of key Cabinet alert level settings meeting
Peters went after the Govt's Covid record – this was rejected by Ardern and Hipkins.
Revealed: 44 projects worth $600m at stake over Shaw's 'ultimatum' email
Shaw is accused of threatening to scupper $600m in funding for 44 infrastructure projects.
Watch: 5 new Covid cases, Collins v Ardern in Parliament
Three are in the community. All linked to the Mt Roskill mini cluster.
Cautious approach to avoid 'work for the dole' scheme
Carmel Sepuloni wants to prepare people for work - but doesn't want to make it compulsory.
Vote 2020: 5 things to know about the euthanasia referendum
Need to get up to speed on the euthanasia referendum? See here for a quick guide.
Auckland could move to level 1 without 'complete elimination' of Covid
Ashley Bloomfield and Chris Hipkins are appearing at the health select committee.
Election 2020: 5 things you need to know about the cannabis referendum
Need a quick guide to the cannabis referendum? Here are 5 things worth knowing.
Judith Collins apologises after Speaker forces removal of 'misleading' ad
Advert said 'approved by Collins' but she admits she didn't see it before publication.
Funding row: 'You can't say to people, go to Methven or Timaru'
New $10m fund for private training providers favours regional schools.