
Police Minister claims NZDF misunderstood Govt boot camps, promises ‘heavy Defence involvement’
A boot camp pilot was set to begin this month.
A boot camp pilot was set to begin this month.
In the Q3 plan, four bills would be passed addressing law and order.
Outrage at wage top-up scheme's dumping misplaced, says minister.
The former Green Party standout said a conviction might derail her legal career.
It comes as the Govt reaches the deadline for its second-quarter action plan.
The Health Minister admits his expectations will be challenging to achieve.
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Ad agency liquidated; Govt moves to save Shorty St; Stuff's search for a 6pm studio.
Brown has released the Government's final roads and transport plan.
Highly victimised groups were Māori, young people, the disabled and the LGBT+ community.
Panel to be chaired by former climate change commissioner and respected farmer.
Dr Dougal Sutherland said the condition impacts about 5% of the population.
Police Minister says downward trends justify law and order focus.
Several items were mere formalities. Others were easy ticks. Anything substantive?
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith says longer sentences will bring greater accountability.
$153m in funding has been allocated to establish up to 50 new schools.
Robbing the corner dairy will mean a longer sentence under a law change.
Christopher Luxon also stayed ahead of Chris Hipkins as preferred PM but the gap closed.
The Opposition is expected to probe the Government on the future of Cook Strait ferries.
It's the first time the 'agree to disagree' clause has been used during the term.
The 'manifestly unjust' clause will apply to both sentence length and parole.
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Up to 54 medicines, including up to 26 cancer drugs, would be funded.
Should offenders get a discount for remorse or youth if they keep reoffending?
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Rule change part of Govt's plan to reduce number of people getting dole payments.
Luxon said "this is a great day for many New Zealanders".
Northland businesses want compensation.
'I’m sick of it, Kiwis are sick of it and it’s unacceptable.'
Luxon will be joined by Children’s Minister Karen Chhour & Police Minister Mark Mitchell