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Police won't say if they paid to recover stolen guns
Police Minister Stuart Nash says he won't be asking if the police bought stolen guns back.
Police Minister Stuart Nash says he won't be asking if the police bought stolen guns back.
A parliamentary staffer has been stood down after a historic allegation of assault.
Diane Maxwell has since left the Retirement Commission.
Speaker Trevor Mallard has released a review of bullying and harassment at Parliament.
Waikato councils say the health minister should pay for the extra election costs
Defence Force 'obsessed' with making itself look good, author says.
The Government's Wellbeing Budget aims at tackling long-term challenges.
EDITORIAL: Hopes a new commission will be first step in transformational change.
National Leader Simon Bridges said the party will support the Zero Carbon bill.
Investigation reveals threats against Golriz Ghahraman.
He also confirmed he was considering setting up his own Christian values party.
Speaker releases independent review of Parliament's culture.
The funding will help relieve the pressure on St John and Wellington Free Ambulances.
No one has been back into the mine since November 2010 since the explosion.
One thing Simon Bridges and Winston Peters agree on is the pursuit of a FTA with the US.
Families excited about new re-entry possibility tomorrow.
First Cabinet meeting since Jacinda Ardern's Christchurch Call summit in Paris.
Winston Peters says it's unfair people can get NZ Super after living in NZ for 10 years.
The new rules will also have a focus on limiting the spread of extremism online
Kiwis living in Aussie may feel unhappy with yesterday's Australian election result.
Ross' attack appears to be in response to rumours he may be challenged for his Botany seat
The largest ever Government spend on family and sexual violence and support services.
South Taranaki Mayor and Whanganui MP support an online petition for roadside drug testing
Two-thirds of complaints to internet watchdog Netsafe are made by women.
The Government this week called for public submissions on the issue of drug driving tests.
NZ scientists are working on a test which could quickly tell if a driver is on drugs.
On social media echo chambers, changing NZ law on digital harm, and what she had for lunch
Ardern is in Singapore, which just passed a law against online misinformation
David Seymour accused of 'dog-whistling' at racists.
The Government money is for operating costs such as enforcement and temporary facilities.