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‘Little to no evidence’: Govt monitoring of $640m in PGF money found wanting
The Auditor-General's Office finds no certainty on whether the PGF reset was good value.
PM says Michael Wood had 'blind spot' over shares
Michael Wood has released a brief statement but hasn't yet spoken to media.
ACT proposes rules blocking contractors from claiming rights
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Why are we still waiting for better mental health services?
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Mike Hosking: Labour will get punished this election - for what they did do
OPINION: Ironically it's what Labour did do, not what they didn't, that will hurt them.
Michael Wood’s 16 back-and-forths with Cabinet Office over shares
Michael Wood did not correct the Cabinet Office when they believed shares had been sold.
Industrial action doesn’t require changes to end-of-year exams - yet
It comes as strike action is withdrawn as teachers and the Govt enter arbitration.
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MPs in fiery exchange over Oranga Tamariki abuse claims
“I am so angry on behalf of these kids. We cannot take that harm back."
‘It’s about who’s there for us when we step down from that ladder’ - Te Au-Skipworth
Te Au-Skipworth is taking a 'political pause' to spend time with her whānau.
Confusion over who can join powerful RBNZ committee
Monetary policy researchers can in fact apply to be on the Monetary Policy Committee.
Audrey Young: Hipkins fast-forwarded Wood's resignation
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'Wheels falling off the bus': Opposition crows as Michael Wood falls
National and Act twisted the knife after the Government lost another minister.
Govt has no immediate plans to inject more capital into Kiwibank
Robertson acknowledges Kiwibank hasn't always been a banking sector 'disrupter'.
Michael Wood resigns as minister after revelations of further shares
Michael Wood did not immediately declare shares he owned in Auckland Airport.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: When subject is crime, cue old blame and shame game
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Government unveils simplified skilled migrant residency pathways
New system has no cap but Govt says simplicity means faster processing.
'Unfair': Minor parties launch judicial review against Electoral Commission over advertising funding
Sue Grey says ad allocations are unfair - but the Electoral Commission stands by it.
Mergers and billions floated to future-proof local government
An independent panel says reform is essential.
Meng Foon accepts he's resigned, doesn't rule out future work in public sector
The Race Relations Commissioner's intended resignation was earlier thrown into doubt.
Greens co-leader ejected from House after accusing Act of racist questioning
Act's questions related to recent commentary around surgery waitlists.
Focus: Market study into banks
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Poll shows bounce back for Labour, bad news for Christopher Luxon and NZ First
Labour will hope the poll shows a recovery after the Meka Whaitiri and Stuart Nash dramas.
Act MP Simon Court referred to privileges committee
He is the second MP to be referred this year.
Mahuta the latest Labour MP to come off list, focus on electorate
Mahuta has held the seat since 2008, and Tainui since 2002.
Hipkins announces moves to salvage early childhood education Budget offering
The PM says the Government is also looking at Health NZ's ethnicity criteria.
The silence of the wolves: Where's the response to the Greens' poverty plan?
Why such a deafening silence in the wake of the Greens' new tax policy?
PM claims childcare providers playing politics amid Budget policy backdown
One ECE provider said the concerns came from poor Govt consultation.
Commerce Commission inquiry into bank profits slated to launch tomorrow
It follows calls from the National and Green parties and the Reserve Bank for an inquiry.