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'Suspicious package' at Parliament was just flowers
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Avoidable death rates for Māori and Pacific a travesty, NZ Medical Journal says.
Soper: Harrowing day in Christchurch remembering massacre
Comment: The Prime Minister will again be in the city.
European investors eye billion trees project
The billion trees project has attracted the eye of some deep-pocketed players.
Almost 30 staff resignations since Christmas at Parliament
The resignations come as part of a restructuring of Parliamentary Services
MPs and 'shock jocks' must take some blame for hate speech, MP says
A slippery slope from hate speech to atrocity, says former-refugee-turned MP.
More than 220 kids in state care abused in 6 months
Oranga Tamariki 'courageous' for revealing extent of abuse, commissioner says.
Soper: Attacks on MPs are rare in New Zealand
COMMENT: That's the rough and tumble of politics.
Beaten, bloodied and bruised: The MPs attacked over the years
Members of Parliament have been the victims, and sometimes the instigators, of attacks.
Victims' sexual 'reputation' should be off-limits - Law Commission
A victim's sexual 'reputation' should be completely off-limits in court, Govt told.
Family of sick toddler makes big bid to get life-extending drug funded
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Staff at three depts had Barry complaints
Details of conduct criticisms about former minister will remain secret.
Simon Bridges taking National leadership one year at a time
COMMENT: The capital gains tax proposals are a gift to Simon Bridges and National.
Delay to trans bill 'deeply disappointing' - Greens
Law change would make it easier for trans people to change sex on their birth certificate.
NZ's shame: Highest rate of youth deaths among developed countries
More New Zealanders die in their adolescent years than 19 other similar countries.
Capital Gains Tax plan an 'attack on the Kiwi way of life'
He said the Tax Working Group's report showed a number of new taxes would be considered.
Soper: We might pay for a tax on internet giants
Comment: Particularly when it comes to those entities who're coining it on the Internet.
Black Cap's rape trials: Sports Minister Grant Robertson speaks to NZ Cricket
NZC says cricketer's court testimony 'disturbing', but further action not necessary.
The 'relentless' rise of P in New Zealand: 'This is becoming a plague'
Meth-related offending has now overtaken cannabis in New Zealand.
Activist turns leaf to promote race relations
He once manhandled John Key. Now he sits at the heart of power in race relations.
Govt could change discriminatory welfare law
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National MP organised trolls to attack opponents - minister
Cabinet Minister says she was shocked to see a National MP organising "trolls".
Jami-Lee Ross shut out from National Party offices in Parliament
Speaker Trevor Mallard has approved extra security for access to National MPs' offices.
Wellington fog creates Cabinet casualties
Some ministers missing as Cabinet meets for first time since Christmas break
Meet Parliament's new MP: Agnes Loheni, National Party list MP
Incoming MP Agnes Loheni believes in enterprise, hard work and personal responsibility.
Govt service gave wrong meth advice to landlords
Landlords have been paying for needless meth clean-ups - on the advice of officials.
National floats ban on foreign donations
Calls to ban foreign donors as parliament asks intelligence agencies for secret briefing.
Jami-Lee Ross writes to former National colleagues
Many MPs deleted the letter without reading it, thinking it was spam.
'I've been to hell and back': Jami-Lee Ross says he is not after revenge
'I just can't be driven by hatred any more, or the pursuit of getting even.'
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Editorial: Jess Quinn's mission to unmask beauty myth
EDITORIAL: There's a beauty myth a young New Zealand woman is trying to put an end to.
Former chief scientist payout part of six-figure sum
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