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James Shaw says this Govt's approach to climate change is not just about farming.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will be answering media questions from 4pm.
Nat MPs skip meeting in protest over Mallard
Speaker Trevor Mallard has been accused of mistreating senior National MPs.
Farm limits an 'assault on the regions': Bridges
The Government wants to limit farming run-off and intensification.
How Ardern caused trouble for the Greens
COMMENT: The Greens have been given a sweetener for backing the party-hopping bill.
National tops list of most party donations
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Houses, land wanted for homeless - Govt
Got a rental or some spare land? The Government wants to hear about it.
Parliament to vote on roadside drug tests
Police could soon be able to randomly test drivers for drugs, just like alcohol.
Grateful mother pleads for better NZ midwifery funding
"Despite facing burn-out and poverty wages her midwife cared with no complaints."
Prince Louis sung a waiata in Parliament
Kiwi MPs paid homage to the latest royal baby in the House this afternoon.
NZ First won't stand in Northcote
NZ First wants no part in a byelection so soon after the election, Winston Peters says.
Maori/Crown relations focus of Whanganui hui
Kelvin Davis is keen to hear ideas from the public about improving Maori/Crown relations.
BP's petrol pricing 'raises eyebrows', PM says
BP's overnight price prices are bigger than Govt's annual fuel tax rises, the PM says.
MPs given lessons in using medical cannabis
Hearings on medical cannabis laws have included instructions on how to use it.
Live: PM Jacinda Ardern's weekly press conference
Jacinda Ardern answered questions from 4pm.
National will scrap regional fuel tax - Bridges
National leader Simon Bridges gave his first speech on the economy this morning.
Special onesie for the PM's baby
What do you give a fellow Prime Minister when she's expecting a baby?
Soper: The successes and failures of Labour's first six months
COMMENT: At times the Labour-led government appeared like student politicians.
Jami-Lee Ross: New roads a 're-announcement' of National's
National transport spokesman Jami-Lee Ross slams Government's road plans on Twitter
Nat Party candidate 'disturbed' by graffiti
A National Party candidate's billboards have been painted over with Anzac poppies.
Wrongfully convicted man gets personal apology
The process for overturning wrongful convictions is too long and complicated, lawyer says.
MSD gives clues about welfare reform group
MSD has given away details on how the welfare overhaul will be conducted.
Govt help for veterans with post-traumatic stress
The funding for the RSA and the No Duff Charitable Trust will be locked in for four years.
UN 'shocked' by NZ's record on abuse, housing
UN committee members 'incredulous' at parts of NZ's human rights record.
Should the Greens stand in Northcote?
The Greens will decide tomorrow whether they stand in the Northcote byelection.
15 questions and answers with Jacinda Ardern on her grand tour of Europe
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern talks to Claire Trevett about the high points of her trip.
No need to give up on gas, minister says
Latest figures show as little as 7 years' gas reserves left in NZ.
Ardern and Trudeau darlings of European press
Our PM and the Canadian PM took a selfie together while in London.
The verdict: Six months in, how is the Govt really going?
Simon Wilson looks at how the self-proclaimed transformational Labour-led Govt is going.
Ardern Govt has business guessing
EDITORIAL: After six months the Government has yet to show its real character.
Bail backdown? Laws may be softened to cut prisoner numbers
Hardline bail laws have been blamed for NZ's booming prison population.
Careful what you say, cannabis submitters told
More than 200 people disclosed criminal acts or sensitive information to Parliament.
Ardern 'infuriated' by Trump comparison, over baby questions
Jacinda Ardern has been profiled on one of the USA's top-rating shows.