'Divorced from reality’: Former Labour leader says of Ginny Andersen's claims about Mark Mitchell
Shearer recently concluded heading the United Nations mission in South Sudan.
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Tourism Minister says some of the Milford Opportunities Project plans are 'incoherent'.
Mark Mitchell unsure if he killed anyone during siege amid Labour MP’s claim
There was only one instance when Mitchell had had to use a weapon while working overseas.
'A life full of love' - Parliament pays tribute to MP Efeso Collins
MPs are meeting to pay tribute to Efeso Collins.
Survey finds most Kiwis spooked about malicious AI - minister responds
AI scams are growing in sophistication - at pace.
Hipkins says MP 'went too far' with claims Police Minister was ‘paid to kill people’
Andersen also asked whether Mitchell had kept a tally on how many people he'd shot.
$24b fiscal hole? Transport projects could cost twice National's estimates - NZTA
NZTA estimates National's transport plan includes a hole worth up to $24 billion.
Terminally ill Kiwi children relying on 'luck of the draw' for palliative care
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Richard Prebble: This coalition Govt is promising revolutionary change, but...
The words are just gesture politics unless they are implemented.
Cook Strait ferry decision will have long-term consequences - Maritime Union
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Robertson makes way for Edmonds in key finance spokesperson role
Labour gets its first new finance spokesperson in nearly a decade.
Grant Robertson’s value to Labour has been unquestionable. His success as a Finance Minister is more ambiguous
Analysis: He came to Parliament in 2008 to make a difference. Has he?
Who is Barbara Edmonds, Labour’s hope for future finance minister?
Edmonds is a former tax lawyer and IRD staffer, and had eight Cabinet roles last year.
Casey Costello apologises to Parliament for 'confusion' on smoking tax advice
After multiple denials, Casey Costello has rolled back her answers on smoking.
HPSNZ to appeal decision ruling they must bargain with athletes
The government agency believes the ruling was 'wrong in law'.
Grant Robertson quits politics, moves to top uni job
Robertson will finish at Parliament in March.
Audrey Young: The real jobseeker shocker everybody missed
OPINION: Critics might want to check the fine print before they cry 'cruelty'.
Welfare crackdown will directly impact vulnerable youth - advocate
'What these young people are going through is already traumatic,' advocates say.
Opinion: Moving closer to Australia is in NZ's strategic interest – joining Aukus is not
The NZ coalition has indicated it wants closer ties with traditional allies.
Focus: Robertson to retire from politics
Grant Robertson to retire from politics and major Labour reshuffle announcement. Video / NZ Herald
Almost all parties to support bill reversing ‘ineffective’ pseudoephedrine ban
It was expected the medicines would be available by next winter.
'We expect sanctions to be applied': PM defends crackdown on beneficiaries
The Prime Minister is making good on his promise of tough love within the welfare system.
Simon Wilson: The straight talking we really need to hear from Luxon
OPINION: National Party faithful love hearing that other people will be doing it tough.
Govt eyes public-private partnerships in future of Wellington port
Nicola Willis says she is keeping an open mind when it comes to the future of the port.
Claire Trevett: Luxon's welfare 'tough love' move is part theatre and all politics
Opinion: Luxon promised tough love and he wants voters to see it in action
PM defends beneficiary sanctions, Opposition labels welfare reset 'politics of cruelty'
The Prime Minister is making good on his promise of tough love within the welfare system.
Chris Hipkins takes big popularity hit in latest poll
Two polls released earlier this year show National gaining support.
Patient safety advocate ‘horrified’ at plans to axe therapeutic products law
Scrapping the act will leave thousands exposed to dodgy medical devices, warn experts.
Revealed: Transport officials' plans to quadruple speed cameras, triple traffic tickets - and save lives
High-tech traffic cameras would use AI to check whether motorists broke the law.
Luxon's shots fired at Labour over transport cash - but did they land?
Christopher Luxon's $200b hole claim doesn't quite pass the sniff test.
'Blood on your hands': Luxon confronted by heated protesters at Big Gay Out
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