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National vows $31b to crush 'congestion crisis'
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COMMENT: Reopening borders for business as usual not an option for the foreseeable future.
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Gloves off in Auckland Central: Helen White vs Chloe Swarbrick
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Ardern distances herself from Peters' smelter buy-out comments
Peters suggested a buy-out of the smelter – Ardern suggested that's not on the cards
Collins stamps her mark on National with reshuffle opening salvo
Collins stripped Michael Woodhouse of the health portfolio and gave it to Shane Reti.
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'My sympathies': Peters claims Muller had 'serious breakdown'
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'Third time lucky' - Collins new Nats leader, Brownlee deputy
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'Being Prime Minister was his dream': Community shocked as Todd Muller quits
Bay of Plenty MP that was leader of the National Party for 53 days has stepped down.
Live: The race to lead the Nats - Bridges coy, Collins less so
National MPs are in Wellington ahead of tonight's caucus meeting.
SkyCity applies for wage subsidy extension, angering laid-off workers
SkyCity is seeking more Government help after laying off 900 staff.
Rent relief delays: Businesses pleading with Government
One in eight retail businesses are struggling to negotiate rent relief, a survey shows.
Editorial: A tip for voters from a top leader: 'Facts and transparency are needed'
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Revealed: The impact of last year's watershed law change to 'decriminalise' drug use
'I'm shocked there has been no change. "Disappointment" is too polite a word.'
4000kg of ammunition handed in during gun buyback scheme
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Isolation facility set up for deportees from Australia
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One new case of Covid-19; Cabinet MPs say time to start charging returnees
The latest case is a woman in her 20s who arrived in NZ on July 4.
'Our Govt wants to kill our babies': Brian Tamaki addresses Auckland protest
Hundreds of motorbikes travelled along the motorway and stopped on Auckland's Queen St.
Tertiary students to benefit from free mental health services
$25 million is to be invested to boost mental health support for tertiary students.
Wildlife institutions get nearly $15 million Govt boost
Eugenie Sage says the funding will mitigate the closure of vital protection facilities.
Why has Government renamed its Covid-19 campaign?
Campaign changed to "Unite for Recovery" as focus went on the economy, now it's reverted.
'Blanket ban' on compassionate leave from isolation may not be legal - experts
A High Court judge has questioned the legality of banning leave exemptions from isolation.
Majority of Kiwis want borders closed until virus contained - poll
80 per cent support keeping NZ's border closed until the virus is contained elsewhere.
An electronic bracelet for everyone in managed isolation?
Government signals strengthening the monitoring of those in managed isolation.
The housing market change first-home buyers are begging for
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It can be revealed Team NZ is paying $1 rent for the team base at Viaduct Events Centre.
Fresh quarantine arrest: Man allegedly threatens staff
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