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Luxon is in Australia for his daughter's university graduation.
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The honeymoon barely kicked in for the National-led Government.
Pasifika health leader quits government roles, citing ‘no confidence’
Tukuitonga says he has resigned as the chairman of Te Whatu Ora Pacific Senate.
Luxon bullish on India trade deal, despite India’s misgivings
The Prime Minister talked down the former Government's trade achievements.
Fair pay legislation repealed by Christmas, 90-day trials extended
The coalition Government is keen to start repealing some of Labour's laws.
Jarrod Gilbert: The good drugs are returning to chemists
OPINION: The damage caused by stopping pseudoephedrine has been done.
Expert says NZ’s world-leading reputation ‘now tarnished’ after tobacco policy reset
New Zealand's legislation had inspired other countries to look at similar policies.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: 'Uncomfortable' National ministers in for ride over race relations policies
OPINION: Not everyone in the coalition Govt is thrilled about its race relations policies.
Beehive Diaries: Luxon tries to start a new trend, Parker's DIY disaster
Beehive Diaries: Plus, Shane Jones meets his match in Te Pāti Māori.
Shane Te Pou: Fair Pay Agreements make a massive difference for blue-collar workers
OPINION: National and Act won't admit repealing Fair Pay Agreements won't benefit workers.
Govt considering trimming funding for Covid vaccine amid budget squeeze
Funding for free universal Covid vaccination ends next year.
The plight of ECE teachers: 'Maybe we’re not whinging enough'
"We’ve got a serious shortage of staff - why would you want to work for $10,000 less?"
Out of office: Chris Hipkins on power, pressure - and Scrabble with partner Toni
'People don't vote on a left-right continuum. They vote on the vibe of the campaign.'
Thomas Coughlan: Why it’s a great time to be in Government
The new Government is having fun - so is the Opposition.
Government rocked by second leak in five days; Hipkins responds
The Government quietly suspended regulatory scrutiny at Cabinet.
'Goldilocks of New Zealand': Hamilton MP showcases his electorate
The new MP presented his maiden statement in Parliament yesterday.
'Public trust is our biggest challenge': How the relationship between media and politicians is changing
Long-time political reporter Jane Patterson joins the On the Tiles podcast.
The Govt departments set to switch from Māori to English names
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Luxon says Cyclone Gabrielle-hit zones 'not forgotten', SH2 'in really bad shape'
The PM is in Cyclone Gabrielle-hit Wairoa in a change from his duties this week.
'Cheap politics': Labour fires back at Nicola Willis over ferry budget blowout
Labour finance spokesman Grant Robertson sheds more light on KiwiRail's ferry conundrum.
Clear-out at Waka Kotahi includes exit of chairman Paul Reynolds
The outgoing chairman joined the transport agency's board only in February.
Cyclone-hit forest owners given time to avoid repaying carbon credits
Replanting has been delayed by slips, road damage and flooded nurseries.
Audrey Young: Clear MVP after a sensational first week in Parliament
OPINION: Political rookies, take notice: this is how you set the tone.
Climate change could affect Māori first in Aotearoa
New Government intends to re-open offshore oil and gas exploration.
'He’s a born diplomat': Fran O'Sullivan on what Winston Peters is like behind the scenes
NZ First leader can be fiery at home, but the same doesn't apply when he's abroad.
Fiery and emotional day as Parliament gets back to business
Parliament got down to business with the first Question Time.
'Financial time bombs': Three Waters regulator funding dries up
A key tranche of Three Waters funding will run out next year.
Error in coalition agreement causes confusion around contractors' rights
Act had campaigned on stopping contractors going to court over employment status.
'That’s not very original!' - Robertson and Willis spar over state of the economy
The Government’s approach to the Israel-Hamas conflict is set to be debated.
Minister confident Police Commissioner can fulfill list of expectations
Mitchell finally expressed confidence in Coster after several days avoiding the question.
Greens, Labour MP claim genocide occurring in Gaza as Parliament debates ceasefire call
Heated debate saw opposition MPs urge Govt call for 'immediate' ceasefire.
Govt 'absolutely' committed to climate targets despite reversing oil and gas ban, says Simon Watts
Minister says it has a different approach to meeting the emissions reduction targets.