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A rule against shareholdings would exclude some MPs with business and investing experience from ministerial roles, some opponents warn. Jonathan Milne reports.
A rule against shareholdings would exclude some MPs with business and investing experience from ministerial roles, some opponents warn. Jonathan Milne reports. Keep Reading
National Party campaign chair Chris Bishop says he's "cautiously optimistic" as the party rolls out its vision for what it would do in government if it triumphs in October. Keep Reading
Police and the Government are being cagey about how they’ve reached the milestone. Keep Reading
An internal report on the progress of the Emissions Reduction Plan finds the chances of meeting climate targets are "finely balanced". Keep Reading
If it were only a measure of his talents, then he certainly can, writes Jack Tame. Keep Reading
MPs have spent much of the week debating the merits - or otherwise - of an algorithm that takes into account ethnicity to help prioritise patients waiting for elective surgeries. Keep Reading
A decade ago, a former Green Party co-leader was critical of Cameron's NZ land purchases. Keep Reading
"He certainly did not disclose interests which he should have." Keep Reading
"Human beings make mistakes, but clearly if Michael wants to continue in politics he will need to address what clearly has been a real blind spot for him." Keep Reading
Michael Wood has released a brief statement but hasn't yet spoken to media. Keep Reading
Try it out yourself. Keep Reading
The ACT Party is proposing to more clearly define who contractors are so they cannot challenge their employment status in court. Keep Reading
Chris Hipkins is acutely aware his prime ministership has taken a beating after a string of ministerial sagas and he’s running out of time before the election to stem the bleeding, writes @jo_moir Keep Reading
It came amid an emotional debate in Parliament as MPs made speeches following the announcement of a "rapid" inquiry this morning. Keep Reading
ANALYSIS: The PM said repeatedly that he coudn't understand Wood's behaviour. Nor can anyone else for that matter, but it is bad for Labour. Keep Reading
With a mixture of puzzlement and anger, Chris Hipkins has announced the resignation of Michael Wood – and the reverberations won’t stop there. Keep Reading
Newly unveiled additional shareholdings held by a trust for which Wood was a trustee and beneficiary raised concerns about him not identifying and managing potential conflicts of interest, Chris Hipkins says. Keep Reading
PM reveals the former minister had not disclosed shares in Chorus, Spark, and the National Australia Bank, in undeclared conflicts of interest across his portfolios. Keep Reading
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But a top official thinks it's good value for the taxpayer. Keep Reading
More than 442,000 people who are eligible to vote are not registered – a population larger than Hamilton, Rotorua and Tauranga combined. Many of them are from marginalised communities. Many are Māori. Aaron Smale runs the numbers Keep Reading
The government has announced a revamped skilled migrant visa, as part of an ongoing immigration settings rebalance since the pandemic border closures. Keep Reading
OPINION: Let’s be clear, there are MPs from across the political spectrum who have less favourable reputations about how they treated their staff. Keep Reading
This year marks the first where the Government has filled its refugee quota of 1500 people, blaming the global pandemic for not doing so earlier. Keep Reading
Opposition parties have been accused of trying to whip up racism over a tool which prioritises surgery waitlists based partly on ethnicity, and the Health Minister's been asked to check it's working as it should. Keep Reading