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ANALYSIS: Public BIMs are not unambiguously good: they range from concise advice to statements of the obvious to self-serving jargon.
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Across many briefings to new ministers was a consistent request - more money to deal with cost shortfalls following Covid-19.
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Ahead of the release of the first reports of the royal commission into abuse in state care, a survivor describes a childhood that officially does not seem to exist.
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“If I had an hour to solve a problem I'd spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and five minutes thinking about solutions.” Albert Einstein
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The system needs changing, Justice Minister Kris Faafoi told by his officials
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Follow as we look into what new Government ministers have been told about the state of their departments in one of the biggest document releases of the year.
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OPINION: If a Blue-Green party were ever going to succeed, it would have done so this year, with climate change now a pressing reality and National in chaos.
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"Greta Thunberg is essentially pointing out what we already know."
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"My view is, and obviously he agrees, he has made a mistake," Ardern said.
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Grainne Moss is speaking to media after appearing before the Waitangi Tribunal as chief executive of Oranga Tamariki.
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In 1863, Māori were forced off their land at Ihumātao. Today, its future is still uncertain. Here's how we got here.
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ACT leader David Seymour says it would be Jacinda Ardern's "worst decision" as Prime Minister.
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The government has set up a support package for Canterbury claimants who have been short-changed by Southern Response for their earthquake repairs.
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Reports suggest new dwellings in Auckland are being completed at a higher rate than population growth.
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By Richard Harman - December 14, 2020
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The land was occupied 18 months ago - but now, a deal has reportedly been struck.
The Standard
Radio New Zealand is reporting that a deal on Ihumātao is imminent and that Cabinet is expected to sign off on the deal today.
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After a difficult year, Judith Collins is trying to ring in some cultural changes in the National Party.
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Greenpeace says we weren't welcome because of our lack in implementing policy to reduce emissions.
The Standard
Not a vague let’s raise wages and benefits explanation, but an in-depth, number crunching, evidence-driven explanation. Where is it?
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Barry Soper writes: Trevor Mallard should resign from The Speaker’s job, I believe, before he faces a vote of no confidence when Parliament resumes sitting in February.National’s lost c…
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Cost blowouts on just 17 roads have cost the transport agency $1.1b in just three years.
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After a bruising election campaign, the National leader insists she's still having fun.
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OPINION: Labour has to manage a big, much more representative caucus, while National has some tough decisions to make.
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The national median house price jumped to a record high in November.
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2020 was a punishing and relentless year in politics, both abroad and at home. We take a look back at the ‘unprecedented’ year.
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