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Auckland minister unmoved by pleas from city chiefs to think again on removing voting rights for Māori board members
Stuff
Stuff has analysed policy documents and coalition agreements to check which promises have been kept, partially kept or broken.
Stuff
Foreign Minister Winston Peters and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon scheduled head-to-head events, competing to talk up their greatest foreign policy moments.
Stuff
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he has never read a book by famed investigative journalist Nicky Hager, even suggesting he had no idea who he was.
Stuff
Half-a-dozen of New Zealand First’s candidates have withdrawn their candidacy since the party first announced its candidates.
Newsroom
Chris Bishop is ‘anxious’ about the rollout of his sweeping planning reform, as critics cry foul play from the farming lobby
Stuff
A new tax credit targeting those earning under $60k sits at the heart of the party's policy to tackle the cost of living.
NZ Herald
Te Pāti Māori intends to allow Māori collectives to secure Crown- or council-owned land and to provide $100 million in seed funding to establish supermarket...
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A scheme designed to help businesses get off gas will subsidise them to use coal, diesel or LPG instead – if they wish.
The ACT Party says National MPs have been coming to them "exasperated", but Christopher Luxon is pushing back.
RNZ
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Stuff
Stuff has assessed whether they were kept, partially kept or broken.
RNZ
The ACT Party has kicked off its rural campaign with a vow to "make farming fun again".
RNZ
New Zealand First has released its plan to "Make NZ Healthy", promising to put prevention at the centre of healthcare if re-elected.
RNZ
This Parliament has been inundated with a record number of new laws to consider, leading to massively increased debating time in the House, via both urgency and extended sittings.
NZ Herald
The Green Party is promising to introduce new retail rent mechanisms designed to fill empty shops and increase the vibes of central cities if elected. The...
The party says the policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products, and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.
“Technology still has a place in education, but it should enhance learning, not become the default way children learn," says education spokesperson Erica Stanford.
Newsroom
Labour leader Chris Hipkins will be hoping he doesn't suffer a repeat of his subdued 2023 campaign, when Christopher Luxon out-energised him.
NZ Herald
Chris Hipkins promised Labour would recognise Palestine as a state, halt proposed public sector job cuts, and retain an FBI presence in New Zealand, as he...
RNZ
New Zealand is marking 133 years since women won the right to vote, with the Government using Suffrage Day to highlight its focus on women's economic security, health and safety.
NZ Herald
The Green Party says it will repeal the Government’s controversial conservation changes that would require DoC to find “economic opportunities” from...
Stuff
Thousands of buildings are no longer deemed earthquake-prone after Parliament passed legislation reforming building rules.
Newsroom
The Greens co-leader tells a business audience she wants some “control of the envelope” of her party’s policy priorities in a future government.
Stuff
National said it would empower the Commerce Commission, if re-elected, to forcibly separate the supermarket chains New World and Pak’n Save.
RNZ
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