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Lawyer working in Abu Dhabi chosen as National candidate for Wellington Central
National deputy leader Nicola Willis formerly stood in the seat but has moved electorates.
National deputy leader Nicola Willis formerly stood in the seat but has moved electorates.
'Perhaps I didn’t go and hug people', Brown said; lack of planning cited as deaths cause.
Parliament is in recess, but that hasn't stopped MPs from gaffing.
As many as one in four older people do not access the internet regularly.
April will be a big month for Budget hints.
The party would need the seat to enter Parliament.
Te Pāti Māori once again hold the balance of power.
National's candidate is set to be decided on April 20.
The Green co-leader has stepped back from running in an electorate.
Emails from the day of the record-breaking January floods have been released to RNZ.
OPINION: Few bills have had such a tortuous journey through Parliament.
Helen Clark speaks with the Herald to mark 20 years since the invasion.
The new model appears to have placated some of the harshest critics, but not all.
The Government has rolled the dice one last time on its vexed water reforms.
Fund to support scientific research to help recovery in areas hit by Cyclone Gabrielle.
The Government will announce its Three Waters replacement today.
The policy to replace Three Waters will be announced today.
April has seen wealthy Kiwis open their chequebooks.
Ongoing war also has implications for New Zealand.
PM Chris Hipkins signals Three Waters rebrand, to be announced 'imminently'.
Finance and Expenditure Committee reports back on Deposit Takers Bill.
The review follows her comments, seemingly about fellow Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick.
Four out of five key occupations now have a work-to-residence pathway.
New minister joins the Cabinet.
Three major relief funds have allocated millions to Hawke's Bay between them.
There's plenty of blame to share around - including for ourselves, the public.
An official feared children could die if they came into contact with the toxic chemicals.
News snippets from across Northland and the surrounds.
An expert says it means taking stronger action now could save money in long-term.
Will removing swipe card access go far enough in curbing lobbyists' influence?