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Seymour on why he wants more money for private schools, less for free lunches
Act leader is reviewing public funding for private schools after years with no increase.
Act leader is reviewing public funding for private schools after years with no increase.
It comes after police rejected their last offer which was labelled 'insulting'.
The university said it was proud of the support given to students.
One party didn't ask officials for any information to inform coalition negotiations.
It comes after almost a decade since former Prime Minister John Key first announced it.
The codename Apparition has emerged to describe the GCSB's rogue spy kit.
Willis has backed away from many traditions set by former finance ministers.
NZSIS warrants 'did not meet the legal tests for necessity and proportionality'
OPINION: The situation demanded some delicate diplomacy from Christopher Luxon.
They represented a 'major national security risk' training those with different values
Little responds: Paul Buchanan says NZ considered Achilles heel of the Five Eyes network.
Luxon will face questions from the Greens' Chloe Swarbrick and Labour's Chris Hipkins.
OPINION: For the first time, hackers have targeted the heart of NZ's democracy.
The Chinese ambassador has been called in by Foreign Minister Winston Peters.
Up to $75 a week is there for eligible households as National keeps an election promise.
Luxon's coalition partners have already expressed their frustrations.
All families earning up to $180,000 with childcare costs are eligible.
OPINION: Hipkins cannot take the support of Labour members for granted.
Opinion: Hard sales jobs lie ahead as National tries to find savings to pay for tax cuts.
Officials at the centre of this week's job losses say services will be impacted.
Associate Police Minister Casey Costello has not commented publicly on the policy.
The Government remains committed to operating the academies by the next election.
Analysis: It harvested metadata in vast quantities, likely to find targets.
OPINION: The Finance Minister was not best pleased to start her week with a PR disaster.
The Greens want to broaden a property managers bill.
Officials warned revenue, mainly fuel taxes, would need to double.
The former PM said Asian Invasion attacks made by politicians in the 1990s were horrific.
It comes on the same day as New Zealand enters a recession.
Van Velden said redundancies also happened in the private sector all the time.