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Focus Live: PM Chris Luxon speaks to the media
Focus Live: PM Chris Luxon speaks to the media
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Barry Soper: Christopher Luxon vilified for his wealth and apartment sale
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Reserve Bank fires shot at critics - says it isn't hurting farmers and businesses
Regulator argues its bank capital rules aren't hurting farmers and businesses.
Mood of the Boardroom ranks performance of Cabinet ministers
2024 Mood of the Boardroom survey of CEOs and chairs gives Cabinet ministers ratings out of five.
Wellington long tunnel investigation taking longer than expected, costing more
Labour has accused National of backtracking on its election promises.
Government promises to consider hiking road charges and tolls before end of term
Transport Minister Simeon Brown hints any revenue increases will be in the form of tolls.
Casey Costello will release mystery advice about tobacco products
Costello says she had never claimed heated tobacco products were safe.
Charter schools: Education union changes rules, David Seymour calls it a ‘come to Jesus moment’
The PPTA says the move is in response to provision in new legislation.
Peters warns against retaliatory actions in aftermath of Iran strikes on Israel
'Maximum restraint and diplomatic solutions are essential.'
Katherine Rich: The case for a four-year electoral term
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Boozy Bledisloe 'punch-up': Partner of Australian diplomat allegedly involved
The person was released by police after it was confirmed they held diplomatic immunity.
Inside Christopher Luxon’s latest action plan - what you need to know
What stalking, greyhounds, fast-tracking and beneficiaries have to do with the plan
Stalking and young offenders: What’s next for new law and order policies in 2024?
Also coming is a second action plan on addressing family and sexual violence.
What went wrong in the NZ electricity market and why it will get worse
Inside New Zealand's winter of de-industrialisation.
Education Minister Erica Stanford says her relationship with teacher union is ‘excellent’
Stanford made her comments at the annual PPTA meeting.
Political Roundup: Do housing assets cause a conflict of interest for wealthy politicians?
OPINION: Luxon has just sold two of his houses, reportedly making a capital gain of $460k.
Govt can't protect property owners' wealth in face of climate change, MPs warn
Committee agrees property values should be allowed to fall to better reflect climate risk.
Luxon avoids paying up to $70k tax on apartment sale after Govt law change
Luxon’s office would not confirm or deny the price.
'I get it, I'm wealthy': Luxon on media attention from $890k apartment sale
PM says he's not shy about his success and expects media to report details of his life.
Heather du Plessis-Allan talks to Prime Minister Chris Luxon
Prime Minister Chris Luxon in studio with Newstalk ZB’s Heather du Plessis-Allan, Tuesday October 1st. Video / Newstalk ZB
Red tape, foreign interference in crosshairs of Govt as it releases latest action plan
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Inside the report used to justify cutting $30m from a te reo Māori course for teachers
Report finds course providers are 'exceptional' and engagement 'outstanding'.
Editorial: Govt's education roadmap will hopefully avoid potholes
EDITORIAL: Ministers brandishing the stick to lift the appalling statistics.
Simon Wilson: Time's running out for Labour leader Chris Hipkins
OPINION: It's time for Labour leader Chris Hipkins to stand up - or stand aside.
Poll: Do Kiwis believe Kim Dotcom should be extradited to the US?
The Justice Minister had previously given 'every' officer the power to arrest Kim Dotcom.
Opinion: Govt recalls virtue of policies people like, can't cut its way to popularity
The latest quarterly plan isn't as interesting as how the Government is trying to sell it.
UN sends please-explain to NZ Govt over alleged Māori human rights breaches
The letter asks about alleged breach of human rights of Māori.
Insurers want RMA replacement to prevent people building in ‘dumb places’
Insurers want people to stop building in uninsurable areas.
PM announces Govt’s new 43-item action plan
Today marks the last day of the Government’s third quarterly action plan.
Watch: 'F***ing sellout' - Oil and gas protesters shout in Shane Jones' face
He said protesters were 'being extreme', people gave govt mandate by voting.
Focus Live: Christopher Luxon speaks to media
Christopher Luxon speaks to media from the Long Bay Housing project
PM sells Wellington apartment, valued up to $890k, as he moves into Premier House
The PM's been residing there while waiting for Premier House renovations to end.