Collected stories - 1 December 2022 to 28 February 2023
The Conversation
It was the first time in a Westminster democracy that citizens were given the chance to change their electoral system. The rest is history.
Newsroom
Exactly how a bold strategy to eliminate domestic violence will prove itself to the public has yet to be worked out, but the minister in charge is confident the results will be measurable.
Mainland China is currently seeing a rise in daily infections, and there are fears around the possible emergence of new variants.
Māori Television
The Prime Minister says her government won’t be backing down on advancing Māori issues, even if the National party frame co-governance as central to the 2023...
RNZ
Organisations involved in the New Zealand book sector are set to meet with government agencies to discuss the establishment of a book commission.
Newsroom
We continue our 12 questions about Three Waters. The Government has said balance sheet separation is a bottom line – but is it really that important? @JonoMilne reports
Stuff
Stuff's political team stuck their heads together to make some modest predictions for the coming election year.
NZ Herald
OPINION: 2022 has been an encouraging turning point for the Opposition.
NZ Herald
Luxon has had a strong start, but can he keep the momentum going?
Stuff
OPINION: If English and Key had achieved similar results in similar conditions the media would've declared them the best pairing of the post-war era.
RNZ
Here's 12 up-and-coming bits of legislation that haven't had much attention in amongst everything else.
thedailyblog.co.nz
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Newshub
With the year fast drawing to a close, Newshub has decided to look back on 2022.
National Dunedin list MP Michael Woodhouse has pledged to do all he can to ensure the new Dunedin Hospital is built as per its original detailed...
RNZ
Analysis - 2022 was the year that changed the political landscape as Labour support drifted away and National's resurrection put the party into a strong position to seize power in 2023, Peter Wilson writes.
Newsroom
Newsroom's 2022 Political Awards: It's been a slow crawl to the finish line of this monster political year full of highs, lows and everything in-between, writes political editor @jo_moir
NZ Herald
The Green MP has picked a fight with a well-funded foe.
RNZ
Mega-company Amazon asked Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for help over billion-dollar data centres it is building here, and to have input on policy.
The ACT Party leader reflects on a "bumpy" 2022 and his election year priorities.
Stuff
As the year draws to a close, the co-leaders of Te Pāti Māori are trying to connect with Māori who they say have been drawn to "white supremacist" movements.
The problematic tenants eventually moved out after a garage fire made the home uninhabitable.
NZ Herald
The current Government aims to introduce a farm-level levy by 2025.
The former Conservation Minister was first elected into Parliament in 2011.
NZ Herald
The Canterbury Westland region will hold a special meeting next year.
Newshub
The remark raised eyebrows at the time.
RNZ
Jacinda Ardern left office as the most internationally renowned New Zealand political leader in a generation. She was admired for her unique leadership style. She wielded power with unmatched rhetorical skill. But Ardern ultimately did not achieve many of the lofty goals she asked to be judged on. She gave up - in her words - the “chance to change everything”.
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