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Retail crime: PM on $11m more in funding announced to fight thefts
Crime looks to become a key issue ahead of the general election in October.
Crime looks to become a key issue ahead of the general election in October.
OPINION: Luxon's impossible task: To win floating voters in the middle and on the right.
There is concern about a loss of local control over decisions.
Political editor Claire Trevett gives her verdict on parties' political point scoring.
A recent study found 10 per cent of year 10 students were addicted to vaping.
It comes as latest data shows a small increase in ram raids in the past month.
Business owners want better crime solutions than current deterrents that aren't working.
The relevant act currently requires the committee to be chaired by the Prime Minister.
The number of fleeing driver incidents has doubled since the policy was changed in 2020.
Campaigner says Govt inquiry needed to reveal true extent of poverty in NZ.
Labour has already ruled out tax cuts, while National is adamant it will provide them.
The alert went off at 6.17pm today.
Further bipartisan efforts on housing seem unlikely after Nats' about-face on density.
Labour faithful did their job now Hipkins must do his and it's not talking about National.
Of the 57,000 apprentices in 2019, about 25,000 were in the building sector.
The terms of reference for the Cyclone Gabrielle response review are still a month away.
Party backs building at least six-storey properties near public transport hubs
Labour's so-called policy announcements were aimed at advertising National's and Act's.
Labour claims it has calculated what the Opposition's Super policies will cost Kiwis.
Opinion: It’s clear the current delivery model isn’t working.
Labour is taking aim at National’s policy to raise the super age to 67.
National scrapping housing policy shows it's getting serious - will Labour too?
It's an increase to free education, so why has it caused such an uproar?
At the halfway point to the election, we look at Hipkins' first four months.
The most-likely government formation remains the one National took off the table.
Around 1000 campaigners gathered in Civic Square before marching to Parliament.
WCC has left questions about its processes unanswered for more than a week.
Hui targets new healthcare workers to improve inequities.
The importance of crime as an election issue is increasing by the day.
There's not enough debate going in Labour, says one party stalwart.