The fuel will be delivered to Marsden Point in Northland and stored in a refurbished tank at Channel Infrastructure's site as early as late June.
Newsroom
With the election on the horizon, education spokesperson Ginny Andersen promises a less prescriptive approach to teaching, and to restore free school lunches
RNZ
Political scientist Dr Claire Robinson says she would have advised Luxon against cancelling his weekly Breakfast interview slot.
Newsroom
An unredacted Cabinet paper included in a court filing shows ministers knew their decisions could lead to higher costs for households.
NZ Herald
The Government’s $40 million Events Attraction Package is coming under fire from within the coalition. Act MP Todd Stephenson claims it is “starting to look...
Regulation Minister David Seymour signalled changes which would allow New Zealand to "stay in phase one for as long as possible".
Newsroom
A look at the National MP thrust into the headlines amid an alleged effort to roll the Prime Minister
The post-storm mist has cleared, revealing a caucus supported by a janky little umbrella and a dream.
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PM pulls out of weekly slot with TVNZ Breakfast – just as National Party raises an official complaint about an incident involving members of the state...
NZ Herald
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is claiming the Government was tracking towards a surplus a year earlier than expected, but it has been delayed by the...
RNZ
TVNZ disputes National's version of events.
The government has revealed another three regional airlines set to receive Regional Investment Funding loans amid the fuel crisis.
Analysis: Te Aniwa Hurihanganui explains why a plan to weaken legal obligations to the Treaty of Waitangi could become as controversial as the Treaty Principles Bill.
RNZ
Chris Hipkins says his party will help National pass the free trade agreement, but admits parts are "almost impossible". The NZ First leader says it's "madness".
A briefing from Finance Minister Nicola Willis came hours after credit rating agency Moody's downgraded its outlook for New Zealand's economy.
Wāhine Māori have raised concerns at the UNPFII in New York about the Treaty clause overhaul, warning it signals weakening Indigenous rights in Aotearoa.
Newsroom
Infrastructure minister's concerns about unsustainable spending on over-specced projects is echoed by international credit rating agency, reports Jonathan Milne.
NZ Herald
The Justice Minister is standing by the proposal for move-on orders, as documents reveal further concerns raised by Government agencies. Documents...
RNZ
National's deputy leader took multiple opportunities to point out which coalition party NZ First picked in the 2017 election.
RNZ
The NZ First leader said having a vote on Luxon's leadership was not a good look, saying there would be "inevitable consequences".
Labour calls Treaty clause review “disgusting” and “by stealth” as Government confirms bill covering 18 laws is coming within months, with public consultation promised
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RNZ
The PM says he called and won the vote, but left without saying what happened during a meeting of National MPs. Nicola Willis says even the leaders don't know the numbers.
RNZ
The prime minister says he has full, as National MPs gather in Wellington.
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“Without a plan for constitutional protection of Te Tiriti, we risk any progress being laid to waste again within a few years. I don’t know about you, but I don’t want to go through this again.” — Tina Ngata on voting to protect Te Tiriti.
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