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Charter schools: Education union changes rules, David Seymour calls it a ‘come to Jesus moment’
The PPTA says the move is in response to provision in new legislation.
Peters warns against retaliatory actions in aftermath of Iran strikes on Israel
'Maximum restraint and diplomatic solutions are essential.'
Katherine Rich: The case for a four-year electoral term
OPINION: Three years barely enough time for new govt to get important changes introduced.
Boozy Bledisloe 'punch-up': Partner of Australian diplomat allegedly involved
The person was released by police after it was confirmed they held diplomatic immunity.
Inside Christopher Luxon’s latest action plan - what you need to know
What stalking, greyhounds, fast-tracking and beneficiaries have to do with the plan
Stalking and young offenders: What’s next for new law and order policies in 2024?
Also coming is a second action plan on addressing family and sexual violence.
What went wrong in the NZ electricity market and why it will get worse
Inside New Zealand's winter of de-industrialisation.
Education Minister Erica Stanford says her relationship with teacher union is ‘excellent’
Stanford made her comments at the annual PPTA meeting.
Luxon avoids paying up to $70k tax on apartment sale after Govt law change
Luxon’s office would not confirm or deny the price.
'I get it, I'm wealthy': Luxon on media attention from $890k apartment sale
PM says he's not shy about his success and expects media to report details of his life.
Red tape, foreign interference in crosshairs of Govt as it releases latest action plan
The future of the greyhound racing industry will also be determined.
Inside the report used to justify cutting $30m from a te reo Māori course for teachers
Report finds course providers are 'exceptional' and engagement 'outstanding'.
Simon Wilson: Time's running out for Labour leader Chris Hipkins
OPINION: It's time for Labour leader Chris Hipkins to stand up - or stand aside.
Opinion: Govt recalls virtue of policies people like, can't cut its way to popularity
The latest quarterly plan isn't as interesting as how the Government is trying to sell it.
Insurers want RMA replacement to prevent people building in ‘dumb places’
Insurers want people to stop building in uninsurable areas.
PM announces Govt’s new 43-item action plan
Today marks the last day of the Government’s third quarterly action plan.
PM sells Wellington apartment, valued up to $890k, as he moves into Premier House
The PM's been residing there while waiting for Premier House renovations to end.
Labour MP removes post appearing to support attack on Israel, but no apology
Damien O'Connor's post has since been removed.
Luxon moves to refurbished Premier House after $170k upgrade
The building renovations have cost close to $170k to date, with invoices still to come.
David Seymour’s charter schools: Half of applications unlikely to proceed
First charter schools set to open early next year.
Govt eyeing ‘major reform’ of building consent system
Govt says building costs and cumbersome consenting system are behind high house prices.
Simon Wilson: Introducing Infra Boy Chris Bishop, the man with a big bold, not entirely coherent plan
An interview with the serious, if slightly shambolic, new Minister of Everything
Claire Trevett: Willis and Seymour tackle the evils of staying at home
Climate strikes and teacher-only days are no excuses for missing school, Seymour says.
‘A shock’: PM on potential freezing works demise costing hundreds of jobs
The Prime Minister on latest blow for small-town New Zealand.
Watch: Police Minister Mark Mitchell's emotional speech at Police Remembrance Day
The Police Minister teared up remembering Constables Murray Stretch and Matthew Hunt
Māori Language Commission says funding cuts raise questions about Govt's commitment to te reo
'If we are going to revitalise te reo Māori we need the infrastructure to do it.'
Peters skewers Russia in UN speech, blames both Hamas, Israel for ‘misery’
Speaking about the 'abuse' of the veto power, Peters made explicit reference to Russia.
Matthew Hooton: Money doesn’t buy happiness but debt buys misery
OPINION: Treasury is sounding the debt alarm - again. Will politicians listen?
Treasury says ‘unprecedented’ per person spending cuts will drive return to surplus
Stephens stressed the importance of getting back to surplus.
Watch: Irritated Peters stops UN speech, demands room 'keep quiet’
"When somebody is addressing you, the rest of the people in the room keep quiet.”
Gagged health staff freed from ‘North Korean’ NDAs, agency admits ‘improvements’ could be made
It follows a review of confidentiality agreements.
Government proposes changes to gun club regulations to address closure fears
Minister vs Police over what is and isn't safe. Minister vs Justice over need for change
Govt agrees ‘in principle’ for Niwa to absorb MetService
Minister says merger would make NZ better equipped to respond to severe weather events.