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Government has no more money to offer schools, strikes looming
School strikes loom following the rejection of the latest Government pay offer.
School strikes loom following the rejection of the latest Government pay offer.
Agencies' surveillance to come under the spotlight in inquiry.
West Aucklanders are getting mixed messages about public transport, says one politician.
Bill to cap wheel clamping fees at $100 to have its first reading in the House this week.
Government committed to UN declaration on indigenous rights, says Mahuta
Group says the billions from the tax could reduce inequality and improve public services.
Nationwide campaign pushing for CGT is being launched today by Tax Justice Aotearoa NZ.
David Seymour's euthanasia bill attracted a record number of submissions.
COMMENT: Canada shows how quickly euthanasia is extended to more than the terminally ill.
COMMENT: This is one time when haste could be worn as a badge of honour.
What was happening behind the scenes for the three days after the mosque attacks?
Auckland Council and City Rail Link Ltd are ruling out compensation for businesses.
Govt says its road safety measures will have an impact, but not immediately.
The finance and expenditure committee heard oral submissions on the Govt's bill all day.
Christchurch surgeon James McKay opens up about the types of injuries caused on March 15.
Hit & Run book claimed six civilians were killed and 15 wounded in SA "revenge" raid.
Police Minister Stuart Nash paid tribute to public servants who helped after the attacks.
SAS under day-to-day operational control of international allied forces command.
The finance and expenditure committee is hearing oral submissions on gun law reform today
Simon Bridges described the person who deleted a petition as an 'emotional staffer'
Former defence minister to explain decision to send SAS into Afghanistan.
Gun lobbyists will press their case to a select committee on gun law changes tomorrow.
Shane Jones has been accused of wading into matters before the courts.
'I would like that unity and empathy to be extended to legal gun owners,' Tipple said.
PM and leader of National both support Winston Peters' characterisation of Fraser Anning.
Countries must be willing to pay for innovation, drug companies say.
ANALYSIS: The select committee will be open to public submissions for just over 48 hours.
Greens usually give their questions to the Opposition, but the offer was rejected.
Jones says he's concerned about 'economic impacts' of trucking company prosecution.
A select committee will consider the Government's proposed gun law reforms for 48 hours.