Collected stories - 1 September to 30 November 2022
Newshub
Newshub revealed last week just 40 percent of Kiwi kids are attending school regularly.
Māori Television
Te Pāti Māori could be the kingmaker of next year’s general election if results from the latest Roy Morgan political poll were to be repeated on election day.
RNZ
Labour's proposed new resource management system appears just as unpopular with other political parties as the law it would replace.
"The current system is broken," said Environment Minister David Parker.
NZ Herald
The Government finally releases its RMA replacement today.
Newshub
But she said no one expected peace in Ukraine or change in Myanmar.
Democracy Project
New Zealand’s independent foreign policy is back. That’s a key underlying message from Jacinda Ardern’s trip this week to Southeast Asia. The New Zealand Prime Minister attended the East Asia Summit in Cambodia over the weekend. She will head to Thailand for the APEC leaders’ meeting later in
Stuff
Rising inflation, war, and growing struggles for global power, feature in a “sober” meeting of world leaders at the East Asia Summit.
RNZ
Every three years senior MPs meet to reimagine Parliament, considering which rule changes might strengthen representative democracy and executive oversight.
NZ Herald
Ardern will use her speaking slot today to talk about Ukraine, Myanmar, trade.
NZ Herald
The Government has capped credit card fees.
Newshub
What can New Zealanders expect from the upcoming election?
Newsroom
Jacinda Ardern already knows what she’d say to Vladimir Putin, or any of his representatives, if they cross her path in South-East Asia
RNZ
The prime minister hopes to use New Zealand's good international standing to drive consensus and lower regional tensions in two Asian summits.
Stuff
ANALYSIS: Debate over the Reserve Bank governor is one of independence versus accountability.
Stuff
Significant changes await the Government’s Three Waters reforms. But the Opposition says these changes won’t go far enough.
RNZ
The reforms - which aim to put New Zealand's drinking water, wastewater and stormwater into four regional entities - have been highly controversial, with councils claiming they will lose control.
NZ Herald
Labour and the Greens have closed the gap with the political right, but only just.
Māori Television
Te Pāti Māori has hit out at the Government and opposition MPs for not supporting legislation it says 'would advance Māori rights and move us toward a more...
ZB
The Government is confident an innovation programme will go a long way towards helping the tourism industry. People can now apply for the $54 million progr
RNZ
Analysis - The PM casts doubt on the accuracy of a shocking poll for Labour, while opposition parties are upset by the re-appointment of the Reserve Bank governor.
NZ Herald
The Herald understands the pair will each chair one of two major committees.
NZ Herald
The Reserve Bank is standing by its review of monetary policy.
NZ Herald
Georgie Dansey will contest the byelection as Labour's candidate.
Newsroom
New Auckland mayor Wayne Brown called a $270 million deficit in council budgets a “wake-up call” that suggested his term won’t be “business as usual”
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