‘Fishing exercise’ and ‘bloodsport’: Kiri Allan hits back at Opposition probing
"You have OIA’d everything under the sun, and you’ve still yet to churn anything out."
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The minister has avoided a contempt finding but must apologise to her fellow MPs.
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Sir James Wallace faces losing his knighthood, slip closes Dome Valley and more flights between China and New Zealand secured | Focus Morning Bulletin: June 29, 2023
Convicted sex offender Sir James Wallace faces being stripped of his knighthood, why the Government's being called out after another slip closes a critical part of State Highway 1 and the Prime Minister heads to Shanghai while securing extra flights to New Zealand in the latest headlines. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / Supplied
Opinion: Who is really tough on crime?
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Chris Hipkins heads to Shanghai after securing extra flights to NZ
Chris Hipkins heads to China for the last day of his trip.
‘Ridiculous’: $80m spent on Dome Valley safety project with none on resilience
It comes as another slip closes the busy section of State Highway 1 north of Auckland.
PM, Kiri Allan respond as ‘concerns’ emerge over work relations
Hipkins said Allan had been under a lot of strain, but not formal complaints made.
Kiri Allan on mental health leave after 'hitting the wall'; PM faces questions, admits 'issues raised'
The report refers to matters from over a year ago.
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'The Acting Prime Minister has initiated the process for honours forfeiture.'
Chris Hipkins speaks to media after meeting Chinese Premier
Chris Hipkins will address media after a morning in the Great Hall of the People.
Cabinet Secretary apologises to PM Chris Hipkins for letting him down over Michael Wood
She apologised for not keeping the PM informed of Wood's conflicts of interests.
Thomas Coughlan: Xi meeting shows Hipkins knows where his bread is buttered
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Xi Jinping appears to raise Chris Hipkins’ refusal to call him a dictator in meeting
Prime Minister suggested the Chinese side raised Joe Biden's 'dictator' slur.
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Free Trade Agreement with EU comes closer
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Audrey Young: Luxon v Sepuloni - one of them failed
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Use of 'pigeon English' on National poster 'inappropriate'
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‘Very robust’: Mahuta's response to report of being harangued in meeting with China
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Govt pumps extra $128m into cash-strapped universities
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Chris Hipkins to meet Xi Jinping, $160 million of Covid tests about to expire, and crypto-trading investment grounds Kiwi travel company | Focus Morning Bulletin: June 27, 2023
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Thomas Coughlan: Can NZ sustain a 'values-based' relationship with a dictatorship like China?
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