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Critics point to a lack of environmental protections while the government calls the 149 projects a key part of rebuilding the economy.
RNZ
The projects will help the economy, housing crisis and infrastructure deficits, Minister for Infrastructure Chris Bishop says.
The PM and Health Minister today confirmed they have not seen evidence heated tobacco products are safer than cigarettes.
Newsroom
Act's David Seymour says he wasn't invited to Kiingi Tuheitia’s Koroneihana, but emails between the PM’s office and Seymour’s show otherwise.
RNZ
It comes after documents she relied on to support a heated tobacco tax cut turned out to be inconclusive at best.
RNZ
It's five articles that are either about different products, outdated, or only offer weak support for her view.
NZ Herald
The Green Party’s Foreign Affairs Spokesman Teanau Tuiono is calling on Act’s Simon Court to make amends for the inclusion of a racial slur in a...
Newsroom
Following industry group pleas, changes to keystone freshwater policy were recommended without ever seeing public scrutiny.
Goldsmith visited Te Tii for Te Kotahitanga o ngā hapū Ngāpuhi’s October meeting, amidst efforts to get Ngāpuhi hapū together to work towards treaty settlement.
The debate will take place on Tuesday October 8 at 8pm.
In addition to the new Dunedin Hospital, more than a dozen other large projects are classified as having significant risks.
RNZ
The product she said could help 7000 people quit smoking has been pulled off shelves because it does not meet regulatory standards.
The Government announced last week that the cost of the development had blown out to $3 billion and savings had to be made.
Minister for Treaty Negotiations Paul Goldsmith will meet formally with Ngāpuhi hapū for the first time today.
RNZ
It's Nicola Willis' passion project, set to be led by a former top cop. Here's what the Social Investment Agency is meant to do.
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Claudette Hauiti Posted On October 1, 2024
October 1 is a hard-working date on the political calendar, with several Government policies beginning and other initiatives ending.
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has marked off his third action plan which was largely focused on law and order – and unveiled a new 43-item to-do list....
RNZ
It will make climate impacts smaller, but also any expected impact on the energy market.
The coalition government will proceed with a ballot to decide who can attend an apology to abuse in care survivors.
NZ Herald
Fossil fuel protesters advocating against the Government’ s proposal to bring back oil and gas exploration have been caught on camera using a megaphone to...
RNZ
The tax cut for some tobacco products will do nothing for the health of Kiwis and is merely a "handout" to the tobacco industry, Labour's Ayesha Verrall says.
NZ Herald
By RNZ A group of Māori academics and health workers are asking the Government to rescind its recent directive for public services to be based on need, not...
RNZ
Despite a long list of problems identified by officials, Casey Costello claimed she had got her own "independent" advice.
He suggests New Zealand could be like England, where independently-run schools dominate the secondary education system.
After many months of heated discussion, the controversial Bill has finally begun what is likely a doomed legislative journey. 1News explains what's next.
"It was horrific. It was heartbreaking. It was wrong," Christopher Luxon said.
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