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Travel restrictions have slashed emissions, but action is needed to reap climate rewards.
No new Covid cases today - 98 days without community transmission
New Zealand has gone 98 days without community transmission.
Rangitīkei River project looks to make river more resilient to climate change
The project is still conceptual, but Horizons grateful to receive Govt funding.
'Very intelligent, genuine': Peters praises Ardern, criticises 'woke movement'
Winston Peters has taken aim at a lot, but not Jacinda Ardern.
Parliament wraps up: James Shaw pokes fun at Winston Peters
Parliament holds its last debate before rising for the election.
Twins plead with PM in heartfelt letters: Please let our dad in the country
If Hollywood stars can enter NZ, why can't our dad: Kiwi twins beg Jacinda Ardern.
Poll: Strong backing for PM's sacking of Iain Lees-Galloway
NZ Herald Kantar poll: One in five said sacking of minister for affair was unfair.
Ardern denies she plans to 'sleepwalk' to election victory
Ardern denies that her party will have a 'say nothing, do nothing' approach to election.
Ardern: NZ has weathered Covid storm 'better than we anticipated'
The PM says today's unemployment numbers show things are not as bad as anticipated.
Trauma, humiliation, pain and relief: Former ministers bow out of politics
Former ministers Iain Lees-Galloway and Clare Curran gave valedictory speeches last night.
Lees-Galloway sorry for family's affair 'trauma'; Curran blasts 'toxic' Parliament
Long-time Labour MP Ruth Dyson will also be delivering her valedictory speech.
Auditor-General says public deserves a proper assessment of PGF
Government pressed to assess whether the $3 billion Provincial Growth Fund was worth it.
Complacent Kiwis warned to 'be ready' as life returns to 'exactly the same'
Kiwis are urged to stay the course as Covid-19 is held at bay at the border.
No new cases, but 'we can't afford Covid-19 fatigue to set in'
Hipkins, Bloomfield both urge continued vigilance.
Report card: How the Green Party deal with Labour measures up
James Shaw: Green Party agreement was more transformational than NZ First's.
South Korean diplomat accused of sexual harassment in NZ ordered to return home
A South Korean diplomat accused of sexual harassment may be extradited back to NZ.
PM's message to comedian who joked about March 15 terror attacks
The comedian had already had a Netflix deal cancelled after anti-Semitic comments.
Ardern and Collins won't publicly say each other's names
The pair will be slugging it out on the campaign trail – but won't say each other's names.
Ardern warns voters not to expect big Labour policies this election
The PM says the Covid-19 recovery will be her party's focus this election.
'High legal risk' - Ardern v Hosking on border charges
The Prime Minister speaks to Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking as election race heats up.
PM launches Māori seat campaign, dubbed 'an angel' by Willie Jackson
PM warns against taking victory for granted as she gets rockstar welcome from Māori caucus
Love interrupted: Transtasman couples kept apart by visa 'policy oversight'
A couple are petitioning the Government to change the rules for Australian partners.
Kerre McIvor: New drug-driving testing law a welcome change in attitude
COMMENT: Driving under the influence of drugs is breaking our social contract.
Editorial: Raising the drawbridge on overseas Kiwis
Editorial: All new measures to hit this virus to the kerb seem to draw heated debate.
Two new cases of Covid-19 today in managed isolation
Today's two new cases bring the total number of confirmed cases to 1212.
Peters' warning for doubters after NZ First's low polling
'I love you guys the way you try and write me off' Peters says when questioned on polling.
Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi chair appointed to tourism taskforce
Ngahiwi Tomoana has been appointed to a national tourism taskforce.
Stranded boaties in 'dire' situation appeal for New Zealand's help
Stranded boaties are seeking refuge in New Zealand as the dangerous cyclone season looms.
Andrew Little's tribute to Ardern: 'I've never had a moment's regret'
Andrew Little has marked the momentous political decision he made three years ago.
Covid papers: New dump reveals Govt bought 12,000 pig carcasses during lockdown
The third tranche of the Covid-19 paper dump revealed the Govt bought a lot of pork
Blogger's home detention for 'hate-filled' posts ends after appeal win
One victim was sent a scene from Pulp Fiction, showing a person being shot in the head.
PM goes into bat for her deputy after poll finds voters don't trust him
Jacinda Ardern was trusted by 82 per cent but Winston Peters was least trusted of all.
Govt underestimated cost, demand of managed isolation
Government releases how much it costs taxpayers to put up one person in managed isolation.