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• Tauranga marine precinct sale: MPs seek Auditor-General inquiry into council deal

  Tauranga City Council is investigating its sale of the precinct ...

• ‘The deal sucks’: MPs seek AG inquiry into marine precinct sale21 Nov 05:05 AM

• More Immigration NZ staff, but work visa services unlikely to speed up

  Immigration New Zealand says buinesses and migrants should not e...

• Open your wallets for the Foodstuffs merger appeal fund

• Companies Act reform needs to address environmental and social issues - academics

  Proposed reforms do not go far enough to address pressing issues...

• Open your wallets for the Foodstuffs merger appeal fund

• Dramatic decline in Tongariro’s native plants as invasive heather spreads

• Bats thrive in Tairāwhiti: How Aratu Forests is protecting them

• Dramatic decline in Tongariro’s native plants as invasive heather spreads

• Investigation underway after inmate found dead in Northland prison

  The inmate's death is currently being treated as unexplaine...

• Investigation under way after prison inmate found dead

• Police patrol around Blenheim school after ‘attempted abduction’

• 'These children are not being seen' - severely disabled kids lose teacher aide hours

  Some of the most severely disabled children in Auckland are losi...

• Dramatic decline in Tongariro’s native plants as invasive heather spreads

• New sex abuse complaints against former staffer at prestigious Christchurch school

• Final decision on lines charges likely to see power bills go up $10 a month

• Companies Act reform needs to address environmental and social issues - academics

  Proposed reforms do not go far enough to address pressing issues...

• Rural dementia patients sedated because there’s ‘no alternative’

• It’s not too late to halt the death spiral of New Zealand’s public health system

• Rural dementia patients sedated because there’s ‘no alternative’

• Risk of over-diagnosing ADHD - psychiatrist

• Red light for those seeking emergency housing

• Government extended deadline for new social housing

• Wellington council looks to defer social housing funding

• Gang patch ban day 1: into the unknown, subterfuge and pressure on police

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• 'Free ride for gangs over' as patch ban laws come into force

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Valentia awarded costs in health, tech, copyright dispute

• Police’s own research adds to evidence against gang patch ban

• The case for juries

• Bootcamp bill to have first reading before verdict on 10-boy pilot project

• 'Enforcement action taken' hours after gang patch ban comes into effect

  The Police Minister says gang members in the Hawke's Bay ca...

• Gangs will subvert patch ban, wear ‘substitutes’ instead ‒ expert

• Gang patch ban: 'Subtle adaptations' of insignia already being seen

  Gang members are already adapting their insignia to get around t...

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• All charges against Brian Tamaki over Covid-19 lockdown protests dismissed

• Gangs will subvert patch ban, wear ‘substitutes’ instead ‒ expert

• Lawyers fight changes that would mean fewer jury trials

  The Detail - Defence lawyers say there are better ways of cleari...

• Driver who knocked student off scooter’s new bid to avoid Timaru court

• The gang patch ban is now in force. What’s going to happen?

• Name suppression all but ruled out for convicted sex offenders

• Roger Partridge: Attorney-General and Chief Justice reveal contrasting visions of judicial power21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Editorial: Ball firmly in gangs’ court as patch ban comes into force21 Nov 05:00 AM

• 'He does have a hole in his soul': Man who caused death of off-duty policewoman sentenced21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Cycling NZ lawyer denies ‘threat’ to Podmore in meeting over Tokyo Olympics snub20 Nov 06:43 PM

• Proposed law change would give victims final say on offenders remaining secret21 Nov 05:00 AM

• 'He does have a hole in his soul': Man who caused death of off-duty policewoman sentenced21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Rail bridge upgrade in funding limbo 21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Tauranga marine precinct sale: MPs seek Auditor-General inquiry into council deal

  Tauranga City Council is investigating its sale of the precinct ...

• Sinkhole threatens main artery road to Pāuanui

• Resident fumes as AT fines people parking in their own driveways

• Watercare staff attend urgent meetings after bosses blindsided by reforms21 Nov 05:00 AM

• 'Back off and calm down': Doubts as Govt's anti-patch law comes into effect21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Plight of a small village: Can plucky PÅ«hoi overcome a puzzling motorway decision?

• ‘The deal sucks’: MPs seek AG inquiry into marine precinct sale21 Nov 05:05 AM

• Mayor refuses to hear concerns about Nelson airport extensionPresentations asking for the Nelson Airport to be a

• Rising rates spur frustrated Mauger to appeal for 'frugal' approach

  Some Christchurch City councillors are under the belief money fa...

• Council in deadlock over multimillion-dollar plan to shift kart club to build more homes

• Bin latches that prevent rubbish spills ‘should be funded’

• 3% rates cap plea presented

• Engagement period opens for Marlborough’s annual plan, but what's in it?

• Wellington council looks to defer social housing funding

• Cycling and walking revamp for concerning stretch of Morrinsville Rd

• Auckland Transport fines people in their own driveways, resident says

  Grey Lynn resident says Auckland Transport is fining people in t...

• New processing fee for in-app Snapper top-ups

• Wellington’s golden opportunity – and it’s not the Golden Mile

• 'Pistols on the hip' - Police union hopes new Commissioner open to arming officer

  The Police Association wants a conversation with the new boss ab...

• Desert Road closure to cause huge loss of productivity, trucking industry says

• Case against real estate boss follows ruling against ex-Harcourts agent21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Insufficient data on restraint and seclusion of children in Oranga Tamariki facilities, watchdogs say

  The Independent Children's Monitor says it cannot determine...

• New Police Commissioner focused on ‘core policing’

• 'Free ride for gangs over' as patch ban laws come into force

• Police patrol around Blenheim school after ‘attempted abduction’

• Gang pitch ban and NZ’s new top cop | NZ Herald News Update

• 'Enforcement action taken' hours after gang patch ban comes into effect

  The Police Minister says gang members in the Hawke's Bay ca...

• Who is the new Police Commissioner, Richard Chambers?

  He is known to have long-held ambitions for the top job and is c...

• Police’s own research adds to evidence against gang patch ban

• New Police Commissioner focused on ‘core policing’

• Explained: The gang patch ban

• Gang patch ban: Police make first arrest under new Gangs Act laws

• 'Pistols on the hip' - Police union hopes new Commissioner open to arming officer

  The Police Association wants a conversation with the new boss ab...

• Cool response to call from economists to suspend spending cuts

• Capital gains tax the best way to raise revenue as NZ 's population ages - Treasury

  The tax is the only tax base-broadening measure likely to raise ...

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Winners at opposite extremes of Treaty Principles Bill stoush

• ‘A crude way to handle a very delicate subject’

• Name suppression all but ruled out for convicted sex offenders

• The hikoi has passed, but a way ahead must still be found

• Police’s own research adds to evidence against gang patch ban

• The case for juries

• The gang patch ban is now in force. What’s going to happen?

• Government extended deadline for new social housing

• Gangs will subvert patch ban, wear ‘substitutes’ instead ‒ expert

• NZTA spent hundreds of millions on road cones and traffic management - Minister

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Gang patch ban day 1: into the unknown, subterfuge and pressure on police

• Will the emergency response be better next time?

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Call to address primary industry product approval backlog

• Foreign interference law questioned by Labour, opposed by Greens

• Cool response to call from economists to suspend spending cuts

• MPs grill Westpac bosses over profit, climate ‘dishonesty’

• Winners at opposite extremes of Treaty Principles Bill stoush

• Gang patch ban: 'Subtle adaptations' of insignia already being seen

  Gang members are already adapting their insignia to get around t...

• The hikoi has passed, but a way ahead must still be found

• Speaker's handling of hīkoi 'overkill' - Te Paati Māori

  Staff were locked from being able give water to protesters, and ...

• Government urged to abandon its program of spending cuts

• 'Free ride for gangs over' as patch ban laws come into force

• Explained: The gang patch ban

• Gangs will subvert patch ban, wear ‘substitutes’ instead ‒ expert

• Govt's fiscal policy dragging out recession, economists say

  Slashing the budget deficit and reducing public debt are making ...

• ‘A crude way to handle a very delicate subject’

• Pathway to citizenship restored as bill passes

• Spending cuts hurting growth prospects, says group of economists

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Bootcamp bill to have first reading before verdict on 10-boy pilot project

• National desperately needs to nullify Act’s Treaty bill

• 'Enforcement action taken' hours after gang patch ban comes into effect

  The Police Minister says gang members in the Hawke's Bay ca...

• OpinionNew law gives up to 3,480 Samoan elders back their right to NZ citizenshipThe bill's author reflects on what it means for the Samoan community.By Teanau Tuiono | 20th November, 2024Guest writer

• Finance Minister Nicola Willis, the economy and a first-year economic report card: Robert MacCulloch

  OPINION: Willis has sent no clear message to the markets that he...

• Barry Soper: The hÄ«koi was Māori Party's crowning glory21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Singing, sorrow greets redress for Samoans stripped of NZ citizenshipA bitter chapter in New Zealand-Samoa relations ends with the unanimous passing of the Citizenship (Western Samoa) (Restoration) Amendment Bill.

• Tauranga marine precinct sale: MPs seek Auditor-General inquiry into council deal

  Tauranga City Council is investigating its sale of the precinct ...

• 'Back off and calm down': Doubts as Govt's anti-patch law comes into effect21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Speaker's handling of hÄ«koi 'overkill' - Te Paati Māori

• Roger Partridge: Attorney-General and Chief Justice reveal contrasting visions of judicial power21 Nov 05:00 AM

• ‘The deal sucks’: MPs seek AG inquiry into marine precinct sale21 Nov 05:05 AM

• Treaty Principles Bill: Protest in debating chamber prompts complaintsAll three Government coalition partners are calling for tougher rules at Parliament after Te Pāti Māori MP Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke ripped up a copy of the bill.

• Proposed law change would give victims final say on offenders remaining secret21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Editorial: Ball firmly in gangs’ court as patch ban comes into force21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Call to address primary industry product approval backlog

• MPs grill Westpac bosses over profit, climate ‘dishonesty’

• Final decision on lines charges likely to see power bills go up $10 a month

• Rail bridge upgrade in funding limbo 21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Red light for those seeking emergency housing

• Gang patch ban: Police make first arrest under new Gangs Act laws

• Speaker's handling of hīkoi 'overkill' - Te Paati Māori

  Staff were locked from being able give water to protesters, and ...

• Gang patch ban: 'Subtle adaptations' of insignia already being seen

  Gang members are already adapting their insignia to get around t...

• The gang patch ban is now in force. What’s going to happen?

• Police’s own research adds to evidence against gang patch ban

• National desperately needs to nullify Act’s Treaty bill

• Gangs will subvert patch ban, wear ‘substitutes’ instead ‒ expert

• Winners at opposite extremes of Treaty Principles Bill stoush

• The hikoi has passed, but a way ahead must still be found

• Gangs will subvert patch ban, wear ‘substitutes’ instead ‒ expert

• ‘A crude way to handle a very delicate subject’

• Winners at opposite extremes of Treaty Principles Bill stoush

• ‘A crude way to handle a very delicate subject’

• The hikoi has passed, but a way ahead must still be found

• Explained: The gang patch ban

• Gang patch ban day 1: into the unknown, subterfuge and pressure on police

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• 'Free ride for gangs over' as patch ban laws come into force

• Gang pitch ban and NZ’s new top cop | NZ Herald News Update

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Inside the Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob on eve of patch ban

• Speaker's handling of hÄ«koi 'overkill' - Te Paati Māori

• Treaty Principles Bill: Protest in debating chamber prompts complaintsAll three Government coalition partners are calling for tougher rules at Parliament after Te Pāti Māori MP Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke ripped up a copy of the bill.

• 'Back off and calm down': Doubts as Govt's anti-patch law comes into effect21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Barry Soper: The hÄ«koi was Māori Party's crowning glory21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Watercare staff attend urgent meetings after bosses blindsided by reforms21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Desert Rd closure a welcome boost to Ruapehu businessesUp to 20,000 vehicles would be diverted to regional roads, and take motorists through towns such as Ohakune, and possibly even Taumarunui and Raetihi.

• Sinkhole threatens main artery road to Pāuanui

• Rail bridge upgrade in funding limbo 21 Nov 05:00 AM

• Plight of a small village: Can plucky PÅ«hoi overcome a puzzling motorway decision?

• Desert Rd closure a welcome boost to Ruapehu businessesUp to 20,000 vehicles would be diverted to regional roads, and take motorists through towns such as Ohakune, and possibly even Taumarunui and Raetihi.

• Cycling and walking revamp for concerning stretch of Morrinsville Rd

• Desert Road closure to cause huge loss of productivity, trucking industry says

• NZTA spent hundreds of millions on road cones and traffic management - Minister

• New processing fee for in-app Snapper top-ups

• Transport dominates investment intentions - Treasury

• Govt's fiscal policy dragging out recession, economists say

  Slashing the budget deficit and reducing public debt are making ...

• Government urged to abandon its program of spending cuts

• Spending cuts hurting growth prospects, says group of economists

• Cool response to call from economists to suspend spending cuts

• Cool response to call from economists to suspend spending cuts

• Transport dominates investment intentions - Treasury

• Capital gains tax the best way to raise revenue as NZ 's population ages - Treasury

  The tax is the only tax base-broadening measure likely to raise ...

• Finance Minister Nicola Willis, the economy and a first-year economic report card: Robert MacCulloch

  OPINION: Willis has sent no clear message to the markets that he...

• 'Deeply disappointed': Lady Hekia Parata slams Veterans' Affairs21 Nov 05:00 AM

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