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Claire Trevett: Poll sees Hipkins' honeymoon slip to rear-vision mirror
National overtaking Labour is a morale boost and indicates people are listening again.
National overtaking Labour is a morale boost and indicates people are listening again.
The most recent poll shows Chris Hipkins still leading as preferred PM.
The new vehicles were better at handling explosive devices.
The Prime Minister is in Papua New Guinea for the US Pacific Summit.
The Prime Minister says the fast uptake of EVs could affect petrol tax revenue.
Te Whatu Ora about to ask 30,000 patients waiting for operations if they still need them.
OPINION: No wonder voters are sick of Labour and National.
The nation's weather forecasters are going toe to toe to bring Kiwis the latest updates.
Leaders have written to ministers, requesting an urgent meeting.
The National Party leader has backtracked on housing policy.
It's not the first time showers have got Labour into strife in an election year
Hawke's Bay has had three cyclone recovery ministers in as many months since Gabrielle.
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Most buildings like Wellington's Loafers Lodge do not have sprinklers.
The Government has abolished most charges, but some remain.
Light-on-crime policy decisions having tragic consequences for hard-working shop owners.
Newstalk ZB can reveal officers reported more than 1000 attacks in the past year.
The bill went through its first reading in the House under urgency last week.
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The Prime Minister warned tax cuts now would be inflationary.
Ratepayers will be contributing more than $18 million to the ongoing work.
OPINION: NZ Steel move is a model for emissions reductions - but it can't be the only way.
Inflation is eating away at people's benefits.
AT expects to return to operating reliable bus services by the end of September.
Ex PM jokes, pays tribute to Bloomfield, Gerrard in NZ Covid response.
A new bill makes it easier for the IRD to regularly probe and report people's tax affairs.
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The change is equivalent to taking 300,000 cars off the road.