Immigration changes to target ‘unsustainable’ migration
The Government is bringing in immediate changes to the Accredited Employer Worker Visa.
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Health Ministry proposes job cuts of 18 per cent
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Referendums for Māori wards return ahead of next elections
Labour had changed the law so referendums couldn't be called regarding Māori wards.
PM pledges to make it 'easier and cheaper' to build houses
“We want to make it easier and cheaper to build.”
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Gisborne disabled strategy 10 years out of date - advocate finds
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A groundbreaking New Zealand project wrapped up last year, after nearly 40 years.
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