Pushback on Winston Peters' privacy claims now part of official parliamentary record
David Farrar and Rachel Morton rubbish claims by Winston Peters over his pension payments.
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Auckland councillor apologises for floating port sale
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Greens scoff at National and NZ First's calls for reconvened health committee
In a rare show of unity, National and NZ First agree the health committee should return.
Derek Cheng: What Jacinda Ardern's decision means for level 1. Is it several weeks away?
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Around 70 deportations and 50 orders served since March
Overstayer facing deportation says there are no flights for him to leave NZ.
PM defends lockdown extension as firms warn of closures, job losses
Health experts welcome a longer level 3 in Auckland amid warnings businesses will fail.
Controversial new party receives year's second-biggest donation
Advance NZ has received $65,000 from a company co-owned by the party's co-leader.
Liam Dann: Caught between a lockdown and a hard place - this will cost jobs
Extending the lockdown was the only logical choice, writes Liam Dann.
Letter raises spectre of Govt intervention in Invercargill council
Rising tensions at council have prompted a move from the Department of Internal Affairs.
Masks mandatory on public transport from next week
New Zealanders won't be allowed on public transport if they are not wearing masks.
Watch: 'Disappointed' Auckland Mayor Phil Goff on lockdown extension
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Watch: NZ alert levels extended until Sunday
People travelling on public transport at alert level 2 will need a mask.
Winston Peters admits providing consular assistance to 'Bad Boy of Brexit'
Peters is accused of using his ministerial influence to help ease Aaron Banks' travel.
More than 100,000 Aucklanders haven't registered AT Hop card
Some 83% of regular Hop card users have not registered their cards.
D-Day live: Cabinet meets on alert levels, will lockdown lurch on?
'It's a really tough call' - Professor Shaun Hendy on moving Auckland to level 2.
Te Mata Mushrooms investment to contribute extra $21.5m to Hawke's Bay economy
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Derek Cheng: Why Jacinda Ardern's decision today is the hardest one yet
COMMENT: If Ardern does move to lift level 3 in the City of Sails, expect a staged move.
Mark Knoff-Thomas: Lack of co-ordination fuels crime wave
Comment: Police priorities are understandable, but poor cohesion between agencies is not.
Editorial: It is still the case of hunker down and wait it out
EDITORIAL: The consensus that people bought into earlier this year has frayed.
89% of Auckland businesses collecting wage subsidy
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Three new Covid-19 cases, 9 in hospital, changes to travel exemptions
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Kiwis' hilarious response to overseas critic calling locked-down NZ 'hellhole'
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Labour's 'Ashley Bloomfield' campaign ad deleted
The original ad featured Bloomfield ... then did not ... and now it has been taken down.
Pasifika need extra help with Covid's harsh reality
Councillor says Covid has further exposed poverty levels in some South Auckland families.
The Covid-19 moment that left Jacinda Ardern 'gutted'
The PM was campaigning in Whanganui when she heard the news.
Ashley cut? Labour re-edits ad after Act complains about appearance of public servants
The PM's spokeswoman said the video was not an ad but an update on the Covid response.
'I'm trying my hardest not to close': 1 in 5 Auckland firms won't survive another lockdown
Auckland CBD businesses dropped $19m in revenue the first week of lockdown two.
Six new Covid cases in the community, 3 people in ICU
The cases in the Auckland community cluster continue to grow.
Level 2 in sight: The clues that will help get Auckland out of lockdown
Ministers decided against ending Auckland's lockdown early, but optimism remains
At least 40 people granted managed isolation fee exemptions
At least 37 out of 78 cases applying for fee exemptions are still being processed.
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Audrey Young: Collins seizes on Ardern Govt failings
Most chief executives would be mortified by what happened to Ashley Bloomfield this week.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Are we really being too hard on the Govt?
COMMENT: I was quite surprised by some of the comments Sir Brian Roche made this morning.