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Law extending bar hours for Rugby World Cup passes despite Greens opposition
Every other political party supported the bill, but the Greens voted against it.
Every other political party supported the bill, but the Greens voted against it.
Simon Bridges says the upcoming gun law targets the wrong people – the PM disagrees.
Simon Bridges says the proposed law targets the 'good guys' not the 'bad guys'.
The foreign-buyer ban has cut bidders for top-end homes by up to 80 per cent, agent says.
National MP Judith Collins suggested she will not be supporting the bill's second reading.
Heads of the NZSIS and GCSB answered MPs' questions about foreign political donations.
The changes are meant to rein in salary increases for MPs.
GCSB and NZSIS bosses will address MPs as part of the 2017 election inquiry.
The donation was from an NZ-registered company, 100 per cent owned by a Chinese company.
'The National Party cannot be trusted on superannuation', says Winston Peters.
"This is an example of an environmental issue that impacts on the entire world."
The news rules would help prevent more significant data breaches occurring
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern faces questions from journalists about data breach.
PM Jacinda Ardern said the team has the 'admiration' of all New Zealanders.
National would focus more on getting rid of wasteful spending says Paul Goldsmith.
Bernadette Cavanagh will be mortified at such a blunder so soon after starting her job.
Everyone affected by the security breach has been contacted, the Government says.
COMMENT: Our neighbours need support for their greatest needs, not media focus.
Ollie Langridge will no longer be outside Parliament every day – just on Fridays now.
Judith Collins' upcoming book will lift the lid on her colourful political career
Minister says he 'was a little bit grumpy' after Air NZ changed check-in rules.
Agreement the fourth the Ministry has signed with an iwi in the past year.
Group were singing Tutira Mai Nga Iwi to draw MPs' attention to the Ihumātao hikoi.
Julie Anne Genter says John Tamihere has a poor understanding of how Govt funding works.
Jens Stoltenberg was Norway's PM when 75 people were massacred in 2011
Transport Minister Phil Twyford says the Civil Aviation Authority needs fresh leadership.
New Stats New Zealand data shows the pay gap is 9.3 per cent - it hasn't moved since 2017.
PM says the manifesto, which has been banned in NZ, is 'really objectionable material'.
Before the election, Labour promised to reinstate the post-grad student allowance.
The Govt will adopt David Seymour's bill to give bars and clubs the clarity they seek