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All three major political polls are now showing the Opposition has more support than the Government. In three consecutive polls, support for Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's government has dropped. According to these results, a slim majority of voters want a change of Government.
There was better news for Labour which saw its support rise in in the 1News Verian poll.
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Act Party leader David Seymour has tonight quickly hit back at Prime Minister Christopher Luxon ’s description of his letter to police advocating for Philip...
The plan also details initiatives to "restore law and order" and "deliver better public services".
The media briefing from Wellington is the first of the political year.
The Government is proposing to reduce the frequency of safety inspections for vintage cars, vintage motorbikes, and motorhomes, 1News can reveal.
A statement from Foreign Minister Winston Peters' office said the Cook Islands had failed to share, which it is required to do as a realm country, the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership "and other agreements" that Prime Minister Mark Brown is about to sign with China.
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The National-led government plans to lower the amount of wealth a foreigner needs to apply for an investor visa, intended for high net-worth applicants, as part of an overhaul of the “golden visa” scheme.
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A three-year Parliament might deal with 200,000 submissions. Over summer it received 300,000. The House chatted to the person overseeing that.
De La Salle College and St Mary MacKillop Catholic School, have experienced significant problems, including missed and late deliveries.
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Otago University professor of international relations Robert Patman says New Zealand should provide a robust response to Donald Trump's Gaza plan, and also "should stop tip-toeing" around Trump.
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It comes as ratepayers face the prospect of almost $5 million in potential extra Whangārei District Council costs after councillors voted against adding fluoridation to the water.
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The new minister of transport has opened the door for public consultation on at least some of the speed limit changes the government said would be automatic.
Fears of fracturing a long committed relationship with New Zealand — and what a deal with China may mean for the environment.
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The Cook Islands prime minister says New Zealand is asking for too much oversight over its deal with Beijing which is expected to be signed next week.
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The Prime Minister received a warm welcome after heading south for Waitangi Day – but a warning that he must show stronger leadership
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The Foreign Affairs Minister’s office is aware of media reporting suggesting the Cook Islands has backed down from its controversial proposal to introduce...
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As the sun rose in the Bay of Islands, thousands of people gathered in near complete silence to take part in the national Waitangi Day dawn service.
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"We can confirm that there are a number of issues on which New Zealand and the Cook Islands Government currently do not see eye to eye," the spokesperson for Deputy PM Winston Peters said.
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Ngāpuhi leaders are signalling the potential return of Waitangi’s pōwhiri for Parliamentarians to the newly renovated Te Tii Marae after yesterday’s...
NZ Herald
National has kicked off 2025 by diving headfirst into plans for economic growth – and it wasn’t long until Act threw in its two cents. Party leader David...
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The Labour leader’s approach to Waitangi commemorations and his speech at the political pōwhiri has been noted as a stand-out; presenting a positive vision amidst palpable discontent
Exclusive: The move, which would be seen as a win for Beijing, has sounded alarm bells in Wellington.
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The senior NZ First Minister said the pōwhiri had become a circus and was no longer fit for purpose after multiple interruptions.
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Speaking to Stuff, Edwards said people turning their backs, and taking ACT leader David Seymour's microphone was a sign for the Government to sit down and stop talking.
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