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Claire Trevett: Friend or foe? Refreshed roll call of political enemies as new MP shines
Luxon had to judge quickly whether to laugh or stay deadpan in Peters' speech.
Luxon had to judge quickly whether to laugh or stay deadpan in Peters' speech.
It came as leaders launched into the first Parliamentary debate this term.
OPINION: It's essential we upgrade our health system's technological infrastructure.
The port is still awaiting an Environment Court decision regarding its expansion plan.
The Rangitata MP spoke of an at times challenging upbringing.
The speech is expected to have a focus on driving down the cost of living.
The principal of a former flagship charter school is considering switching back.
Report shows continuing decline of 15-year-old students in maths compared to rest of OECD.
Hundreds protested outside Parliament as MPs pledged their allegiance to the King.
Tākuta Ferris and Rawiri Waititi did not stick exactly to the script.
The Māori Development Minister strongly refutes allegations the new Govt is 'anti-Māori'.
So far 19 NZ citizens and residents have been assisted in escaping Gaza.
OPINION: Enhancing mana solves our social problems - reviving te reo is a way to do that.
MBIE has begun an inquiry into the leak.
Protests important to unite Māori as new Government starts - Debbie Ngarewa-Packer.
OPINION: Protesters feel targeted by the new Government - and it's not hard to see why.
Coster last week believed he had the Police Minister's confidence.
Just over a week into the job, a highly secret paper has made it into the public domain.
It comes after Luxon's second Cabinet meeting as Prime Minister.
OPINION: Debate about Treaty principles leads to a much deeper debate on the articles.
New Finance Minister Nicola Willis promises to show the true state of NZ's finances.
Former charter schools are interested in plans to revive publicly funded private schools.
Christopher Luxon said it was not a deliberate attempt to mislead.
Prison population jumps by over 1000 in past year, new Govt says will rise further.
OPINION: Where are the workers to satisfy our desire for 'First-World' infrastructure?
Luxon says break in humanitarian truce 'heatbreaking'.
Christopher Luxon said it was not a deliberate attempt to mislead.
Chris Hipkins gets a new chief of staff and Chris Bishop steals Chris Luxon's look.
OPINION: Health, education, water...if centralisation continues, problems will get worse.
RNZ has been required to use Māori since 1995 — politicians have never complained.