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1 NEWS
Laura Clarke says the agreement will be similar in some ways to Australia's deal, but with different priorities.
Newsroom
National MPs have spoken out about Harete Hipango, saying she could be more hindrance than help to the embattled party.
Newshub
"I actually drive one a lot in Auckland."
RNZ
While more viewed China as a threat, New Zealanders also reported feeling closer to many Asian nations than before, according to the survey.
1 NEWS
The Dental Association president says there were not enough theatres - or people to staff them.
Stuff
Some participants left after being upset by comments about the Israel-Palestine conflict by New Zealand Jewish Council speaker Juliet Moses.
1 NEWS
Karen Williams compared the policy to incentivising a town to use buses over cars, then having no bus service.
Newsroom
The Government has announced it will formally apologise for the Dawn Raids. Parliament's Pasifika MPs share their reactions and memories with Newsroom.
1 NEWS
Sio said Pacific families came to NZ to help - but the country turned its back on them when no longer wanted.
RNZ
The prime minister will deliver an official apology from the government for the 1970s Dawn Raids on 26 June.
ZB
Labour is breaking its promise to not introduce new taxes by slapping new taxes on tradies, farmers and large families, ACT Leader David Seymour says. The
Stuff
The Government is accused by National of acting like a “reverse Robin Hood” with its latest electric vehicle rebate scheme.
RNZ
Most car buyers will not be tempted by the government's new feebate scheme for electric vehicles, the motor industry says.
The Standard
Labour and the Greens have announced the establishment of a Feebate scheme to incentivise the purchase of electric vehicles and disincentivise the purchase of gas guzzlers.
RNZ
Our children are losing the battle against tooth decay. Frank Film asks why.
RNZ
Buyers of new electric and hybrid vehicles will be eligible for government rebates of up to $8625, in a scheme announced today.
RNZ
Councils are scrambling to deal with holes in their roading budgets, which they fear could lead to deteriorating roads, particularly in rural areas.
RNZ
Analysis - The government has announced 10,000 working holiday-makers and seasonal staff can get visa extensions, but some say the numbers are a drop in the ocean and come too late, Gill Bonnett writes.
1 NEWS
Introduced in 2010, it was hoped the longer sentences would deter repeated offenders,
RNZ
A petition to shut down a film about the Christchurch mosque attacks has collected more than 9600 signatures overnight.
Newsroom
The first overseas ministerial trip since Covid-19 is focused on trade - will it be worth the stay in MIQ?
RNZ
The Minister of Trade and Export Growth Damien O'Connor says he hopes to make solid progress on free trade agreements on his visit to the UK and EU next week.
RNZ
The marine industry is in talks with government officials to set up a trans-Tasman sea bubble for cruising and superyachts to bring much-needed business to the struggling sector.
Stuff
Andrew Bayly says National has a "small number of important concerns” with the bill.
RNZ
The foreign workers are being allowed to stay in the country for another six months to help ease labour shortages while the border remains shut.
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