National aims but can’t commit to 2025 farm emission levy deadline
The current Government aims to introduce a farm-level levy by 2025.
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The Canterbury Westland region will hold a special meeting next year.
Another Green MP calls it a day
Eugenie Sage made her decision well before the entrenchment furore.
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Judge orders police to remove 501 from its systems
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Police Association questions Commissioner’s view on pursuit policy divide
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Firefighters accept pay offer
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Ardern, Seymour join forces to raise money for 'pricks'
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‘The system failed us’: Auckland terror attack review findings lauded
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Govt changing information law over fears councils may threaten national security, defence
The Government is worried the law forces councils to hand over sensitive information.
Much-needed laughs as Parliament wraps up for 2022
It included self-deprecating jokes, songs and even a Christmas poem.
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Jacinda Ardern apologised to David Seymour, but Rawiri Waititi doubled down
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Thomas Coughlan: Govt books in great shape - but economy about to hit the wall
The Government's books are in great shape - pity about the economy
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Police were found to be justified in the fatal shooting of Ahamed Samsudeen.
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Arden made the remark under her breath after taking questions in the House yesterday.
'We will win this war: Ukraine's Zelenskyy delivers rousing speech to Parliament
The New Zealand Government is increasing its support for Ukraine.
Grant Robertson’s HYEFU and the return of Ruth Richardson
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NZ sanctions Iran over drone supply to Russia
as Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is to speak directly to Parliament today.
Seymour responds after PM's 'arrogant prick' remark
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