New Zealand suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong
Move comes after the passing of controversial national security law in Hong Kong.
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The $5 billion foreign student industry has essentially ground to a halt due to Covid-19.
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National leader Judith Collins believes Jacinda Ardern already knew of the affair.
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Editorial: Is deterrence for quarantine rule-breakers enough?
Editorial: Quarantine border focus should be on deterring people from breaking the rules.
Labour selects new Palmerston North candidate after Lees-Galloway's sacking
Palmerston North Deputy Mayor Tangi Utikere has been selected to run in the seat.
Comment: Jami-Lee's political marriage to extremists a new attempt at relevancy
Jami-Lee Ross has hitched his wagon to extremists with wild Covid-19 conspiracy theories.
Govt proposes biggest infrastructure project since 1980s
The Government is investigating options for a 'game-changing' scheme at Lake Onslow.
Advance NZ: Jami-Lee Ross merges with controversial party
Ross wants to emulate the success of the Alliance party in the 1990s.
No new Covid cases for second straight day
The total number of active cases in managed isolation and quarantine facilities is 21.
MPs' Covid pay cut bites, three months after PM's promise
MPs take a 10 per cent cut while ministers, including PM Ardern, get a 20 per cent cut.
Jacinda Ardern turns 40: Ministers post birthday wishes
Grant Robertson has also publicly wished PM happy birthday.
NZ First in Govt again is a risk not worth taking – Greens
James Shaw is again firing shots at Winston Peters after a week of the pair trading blows.
'Riding on the footpath' decision delayed
Decision delayed about whether to change rules for likes of e-scooters and skateboards.
Health risk 'too high' to let Hamilton escapees attend funeral - Govt
The Government is facing questions about the five isolation escapees.
Indigi-X: Māori business leaders give Govt advice
"I can't underline enough how talented they are," co-organiser Chris Karamea Insley said.
More than $13 billion paid out in wage subsidy scheme
More than 1.7 million jobs are being supported by the Government's wage subsidy scheme.
Covid-19: A short history of escapes from isolation in NZ
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Audrey Young: Peters raises temperature over smelter
COMMENT: If Coalition relations were not strained before, they will be after this week.
Editorial: Does pressure of politics explain scandalous behaviour?
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Dedicated nurses should be used for managed isolation - union
More than 100 nurses are known to be working in managed isolation and quarantine hotels.
Peters quotes Hitler, takes swipe at Ardern in Tiwai speech
Peters says he would facilitate a deal to keep the smelter in Southland if re-elected.
'Not good enough': NZ tempts fate by not introducing masks, say researchers
University of Otago researchers say masks and better contact tracing are essential.
Govt begins funding post-KiwiBuild housing scheme
Auckland and Queenstown-based housing providers will get $23m to fund housing.
The minister, the affair and a Paris trip - the fight to salvage public trust
Judith Collins: No place for "revolting behaviours" in Parliament.
'Fixing the injustice': New law helps fight for fair pay
The new law now extends to comparable workplaces between men and women.
NZ First 'would rather snipe than contribute'
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Letters: MPs should work together to make NZ even better
Letters on adversarial politics, tax regimes, isolation fees, Michael Woodhouse & racism.
Councils told to loosen up restrictions to promote urban housing developments
New policy aims to increase housing development in urban areas of growing cities.
Anne Tolley gives emotional sign-off from politics
The East Coast MP held nine ministerial portfolios from 2008 to 2017.
Iwi leader hits the road to encourage Treaty settlement vote
Iwi members are calling for voters on the "milestone" Treaty settlement.