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Despite Whaikaha securing extra funding to see it through until the end of the year it won’t be relaxing its narrowed purchasing guidelines
RNZ
In a move Labour says is a "massive vote of no confidence" in the minister, future decisions about disability changes will have to go through Cabinet.
NZ Herald
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he still has confidence in Disability Issues Minister Penny Simmonds, despite saying she had not handled changes to...
Newsroom
The Serious Fraud Office fails again in court, despite challenging deceptions in a scheme linked to New Zealand First. Tim Murphy reports.
Louise Upston says New Zealand's "best and brightest" fleeing offshore is an unfortunate reality of a recession.
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Education experts want a meeting with Erica Stanford after she called their teacher training programmes "woeful".
RNZ
The confirmation from Judith Collins comes as the US and UK announce Beijing has also targeted their politicians.
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Mark Mitchell said there needs to be a partnership between Corrections and Māori leadership to help prisoners.
NZ Herald
After six years in government and forced back in Opposition, Labour is going back to the drawing board - and tax is back on the table. Party leader Chris...
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The Finance Minister says the Family Boost scheme isn't exactly as promised pre-election. From July, parents and caregivers can claim back up to 25 percent
It's a policy the National Party announced this time last year.
RNZ
The Labour leader has changed his tune, with capital gains and a wealth taxes back as possibilities on the table.
RNZ
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says the party will take a new tax policy to the next election "all options" are back on the table.
Newshub
Five for five people we spoke to in Onehunga on Monday are no longer keen on tax cuts.
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"Their only answer to every problem is just more tax," Nicola Willis says.
He made the remarks in an address to party members, billed as being about his party's "values" and as his "first major speech as opposition leader".
The future of the free period products in schools programme had been uncertain.
Officials reportedly estimated roading and public transport projects could collectively cost between $30 billion and $46 billion to build.
NZ Herald
EDITORIAL If a new immigrant landed at Auckland Airport today, they would be hard-pressed to know who the Prime Minister of New Zealand is. While National...
Newshub
"I don't take any economic lessons from the last Labour Government and Chris Hipkins."
RNZ
Analysis: The NZ First leader dropped a problem on his own government and then got into a bizarre row, Peter Wilson writes.
Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi's bill to axe GST from all food didn't pass its first reading after all the other MPs turned it down.
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Auckland’s Mayor said a speech from the Minister of Transport marked a ‘substantial change’ in his city’s relationship with central Government
NZ Herald
Associate Finance Minister David Seymour remains committed to cutting back on public spending to fund tax cuts. The Government has faced pressure in the past...
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Thousands of public servants are bracing to hear whether they will lose their jobs in the next two weeks, their union says, as Finance Minister Nicola Willis’ savings drive sees more than 500 job losses in one day.
NZ Herald
The Government has announced it will restore mortgage interest deductibility for residential investment properties . So, what is interest deductibility now...
RNZ
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