Stuff
Opinion: There’s nothing quite so humiliating for a government as having a flagship election policy leaked. But in the end, will it matter?
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RNZ
The political implications of Kiri Allan's downfall, David Parker gives up revenue and National says Labour's tax policy includes removing GST from fruit and vegetables, and it isn't denied.
bowalleyroad.blogspot.com
Using Kiri For Cover: Ironically, the idea of using a dramatic event to distract the public’s attention from something politically embarrass...
Newsroom
Analysis: The relationship between Antony Blinken and Nanaia Mahuta is clearly a strong one with the US Secretary of State referring to her by first name in front of media from both countries at a press conference on Thursday.
Newshub
"I'm confident in the information that I've received."
Newsroom
Christopher Luxon’s drive for party votes hits an Act-shaped judder bar. @DDub_Newsroom reports
bowalleyroad.blogspot.com
She’ll Be Back! A fortnight out from the General Election, with early voting already underway, it is difficult to think of any person the La...
Stuff
OPINION: For Labour, this has so far been election campaigning by the scream emoji, head in hands, about to explode.
Newshub
"New Zealand views the US as one of our closest friends," Mahuta said.
The Prime Minister says Labour has not announced its tax policy yet.
RNZ
The United States' top diplomat Secretary of State Antony Blinken has met with his Kiwi counterpart Nanaia Mahuta during his first official visit to New Zealand.
If enacted the policy will GST removed from all kai, raising of low-income tax thresholds and introduction of wealth and property taxes
Tricky to warn of a ‘three-headed monster’ when your own bonce is flanked by David Seymour and Winston Peters.
Moments from the party's Tuesday caucus meeting appeared to have been anonymously leaked to Stuff and Newshub yesterday.
Newshub
David Parker says remaining Revenue Minister would have been "untenable".
NZ Herald
Calls by NZ First to scrap the Waitangi Tribunal misguided, says Waititi.
Newsroom
New Zealand and Australia’s Prime Ministers squeezed in a beer at the FIFA fanzone on Wellington’s waterfront last night. A betting person would pick Chris Hipkins toasted to still being the leader when open borders between the two countries finally arrive
1News' political editor says Labour needs a fast turnaround before the election in October.
Stuff
In politics nothing quite says "buggered" like a leaky caucus, writes Tova O'Brien.
Newshub
St John and Health NZ are also now drawing up an agreement on how to manage ambulance observers.
NZ Herald
The pair announced a taskforce to look at making travel between the countries easier.
The prime ministers spoke ahead of visiting Wellington's FIFA Fan Zone this afternoon.
RNZ
The work of former justice minister Kiri Allan has been praised by a number of prominent Tai Rāwhiti voices in the aftermath of her political career falling apart.
Stuff
Following a startling admission it had failed to follow climate law, the Government will let pollution penalties rise.
Newsroom
In the lead-up to this year's general election, Newsroom has curated a page of charts and graphics with the key information you need about the state of the campaign.
RNZ
Promises, promises: it’s easy to forget which party has pledged what. Welcome to RNZ’s go-to guide for party policy ahead of the 14 October election day. We’ll keep updating this guide as policies are rolled out - but some may be delayed, or too vague to be worth mentioning.
Your voice is important and you can help shape the outcome for all New Zealanders by putting your views before Parliament. Be sure to have your say so Parliament is better informed.
NZ Herald
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