RNZ
The Reserve Bank's plan to pour $28 billion into the financial system is a potential "recipe for disaster" if it just fuels house prices, National leader Judith Collins says.
Newshub
She thinks this could help rein in runaway house prices.
The Standard
This government must demonstrate that it has the ability to lead the New Zealand economy where it has stated it wants it to go. It does not want more headlines like the average house in Auckland now being priced at $1 million.
NZ Herald
New Zealand would "unashamedly" target the super wealthy, he said.
Newshub
But Ashley Church, former head of the Property Institute of New Zealand, says that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Stuff
Climate Change Minister James Shaw worries, without a ban, we'll become the world's dumping ground for old fossil-fuelled bangers.
RNZ
Newly-appointed Tourism Minister Stuart Nash revealed to a sold-out crowd at Tourism Summit Aotearoa in Wellington today he does not want New Zealanders subsidising international visitors.
RNZ
Business leaders aren't backing National Party's call for the government to "rein in" the Reserve Bank and insist conditions be put around new funding.
Māori Television
Prime says it's an honour to be leading Labour's strongest Māori caucus alongside Tirikatene.
1 NEWS
Many MPs feel the oath should be updated to include the Treaty of Waitangi.
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RNZ
The Consumer Affairs Minister says New Zealand has one of the most concentrated retail grocery markets in the world and there are indicators that competition has weakened.
Stuff
Former Finance Minister Michael Cullen says the Reserve Bank is simply fuelling a housing bubble.
Stuff
Growing inequality, rising deficits will mean tax system must change, economist says.
1 NEWS
"I've been advised it's not our beef but we'll keep working away on that," the Prime Minister said.
Stuff
ANALYSIS: Like Brexit in the UK, cannabis reform in New Zealand fell into an age gap - given time, a second referendum would probably succeed.
Stuff
Shadow treasurer crosses red line, saying Reserve Bank needs to stop throwing money at the housing market.
Newshub
It is the third complaint upheld against the party this year.
RNZ
The RCEP trade agreement is expected to bring big gains for New Zealand, while holding all partners to account under a common set of rules and dispute mechanisms, the minister responsible says.
1 NEWS
A lobby group says the Covid-19 pandemic provides a strong reason why such agreements should be ditched.
Newshub
"We knew that this was it, we were going to get rights, we just had to land on New Zealand soil."
RNZ
Former minister for children Tracey Martin says the current calibre of social workers at Oranga Tamariki is not good enough.
Newsroom
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins has effectively promised that a more comprehensive mask mandate and a requirement to scan QR codes are on their way.
RNZ
New Zealand First stalwart Tracey Martin is considering walking away from the party she's dedicated more than a decade of her life to.
1 NEWS
Seventy groups had called on the Government to raise benefits by Christmas but Jacinda Ardern has said that won't be happening.
Newsroom
Jack Vowles looks at analysis showing where voters abandoning National and NZ First ended up.
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