Jacinda Ardern meets with Joe Biden at East Asia Summit
The PM snuck in a quick chat with the US President at the meeting in Cambodia.
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Ardern will use her speaking slot today to talk about Ukraine, Myanmar, trade.
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The Government is asking Aucklanders how they'd like to cross the harbour.
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'NZ people want someone like me coming in who says I know how to get things done.'
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Ardern - Russia, inflation set to dominate at Apec, EAS
Ardern raises fears about countries backing away from free trade in inflation crunch.
Poorly-evidenced search warrant powers typical of rushed crime legislation - Law Society
The Law Society says the bill risks police abusing their power and unfairly impacts Māori.
National and Act govern on new poll, but Labour-Greens close gap
Labour and the Greens have closed the gap with the political right, but only just.
Three Waters co-governance retained after 80,000 public submissions
The co-governance aspect of the Three Waters reform has received plenty of criticism.
‘Brazen minority’: Police minister responds after Auckland officer struck by vehicle
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Ardern addresses Hamilton West byelection and terror case
Georgie Dansey will contest the byelection as Labour's candidate.
'Appalling' and 'heartbreaking': School attendance plummets below 40 per cent amid Covid wave
It was a 20 point drop on term 2 in 2021.
Former prime ministers mark gender equity in Parliament
For the first time in Aotearoa's history, men are the minority in the halls of power.
High Court orders halt to Te Urewera hut demolitions
The demolitions had been the subject of numerous protests.
Ardern meets with NZ Iranian women leaders urging stronger action
They met in the Beehive along with the Foreign Minister and Green MP Golriz Ghahraman.
Cost of living burden forces Govt into fuel sector reform
Megan Woods says a stable fuel supply is important.
NZ supports 'loss and damage' climate impact funding
NZ joins others in funding to help developing nations facing losses from climate change.
‘Rare occasion’ as Labour, National agree on legislation
The Government needed National's support to pass the law.
Watch: Huge gang tangi procession blocks Auckland traffic, police investigating
It is understood the procession was linked to the tangi of a long-time Black Power member.
Nats ‘appalled’ Reserve Bank Governor Orr given another five-year term
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Grant Robertson announced the news this morning
Hamilton West byelection: National deems Labour favourite to win over own candidate
Bishop says National's candidate has strong family and business ties to Hamilton.
Hipkins pushes back over privacy concerns in gangs crackdown
Privacy Commissioner says new bill lacks evidence and risks "disproportionate use".
Ex-Parliament staffer named after swindling $55k of tax payers money
Prosecutor: 'He ripped off the whole country.'
Privacy Commissioner opposes proposed police search warrant powers
The bill included a new warrant power to seize weapons during a gang conflict.
Watch: 'I don’t think it is justifiable' - PM on banks' record profits
Banks are on track to crack over $10 billion in annual profits by the next quarter.
Minister calls for dispute panel as NZ dairy exporters ‘locked out’ of Canada
New Zealand had formal talks with Canada over the issue but no resolution was found.
Claire Trevett: After Labour's conference, the bad news lands
OPINION: Everything was awesome at Labour conference - until the contrary evidence landed.
What the PM would do if money was not a factor
The PM said free early childhood education for all would be her big wish.
Robertson defends potshots at Luxon, National as close election shapes up
Speaking to Labour delegates, Robertson said Luxon was 'out of touch and out of ideas'.
Claire Trevett: Ardern's sledge of Luxon, and what is on her chopping block?
Does the PM have a captain's call up her sleeve to help Labour win the election?
Audrey Young: Rating the Cabinet - which ministers are up and which are down?
OPINION: One minister had a brilliant year and another is terrible at handling criticism.