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Govt to set up expert advisory group after Cook Strait ferry budget blowout
The group will provide independent assurance on how to proceed with the ferry service.
The group will provide independent assurance on how to proceed with the ferry service.
It's not the first time paint has been used to protest Israel's actions in Gaza.
OPINION: We wanted details about tax cuts. We did not get them.
OPINION: Commentators are still evaluating Nicola Willis’ mini-budget.
Māori singers have produced a waiata in relation to new Government policies.
Govt announces $50 million to boost vaccinations, new app for personal health records.
OPINION: Coalition governments provide a pool of experience when allocating portfolios.
The two leaders spoke this morning about the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
MPs from across the House have made their last speeches before rising for Christmas.
$50m in time-limited health funding for Māori immunisation has been announced.
The DIA systems deal with sensitive, personal information.
Across Napier and Hastings, 147 properties were too unsafe to live in.
The new Government says it is committed to its tax cut plan despite the worsening economy.
OPINION: Provide incentives to upskill staff, but only when it's necessary.
The leaders of the two countries have met for the first time since Luxon became NZ PM.
OPINION: National must be cautious not to let gloomy rhetoric undercut confidence.
OPINION: The terms of reference presuppose the public health response was justified.
The Minister got a ticking off for a wide-ranging clause in the new RMA law.
Australia has done New Zealand a 'real solid' on deportation, according to Luxon.
Bishop says the old RMA is not ideal, new laws not likely until 2026.
This country has a habit of failing to invest in infrastructure.
Nicola Willis says the country has had six years of economic mismanagement.
OPINION: Foreign policy is definitely under new management.
Ardern quit politics in January in a surprise move pre-election.
The battle over irresponsible budgeting heats up as we close in on Mini-Budget day.
Chris Bishop commits to continuing to grow the number of public houses.
The Education Minister says the policy will apply from term two.
OPINION: It's a tricky job, but so far the political veteran is making it look easy.
Brownlee forbids further questions on topic; Luxon to fly to Australia tomorrow.
There are concerns about teaching variability, age appropriateness and parental consent.