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Cabinet scrapped masks against health advice

Ministers were told that removing the mask requirement on public transport would increase hospital admissions by a quarter and disproportionately hit Māori and Pasifika.

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‘So many people have got blood on their hands’

Grief and tragedy bound two mothers together after their daughters were murdered by the same man two decades apart. This week their devastation is being heard at a joint inquest.

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The Peter Ellis series: In jail and trying to get out

Part 6 of the Newsroom series Peter Ellis, the Creche Case & Me looks into the repeated attempts to free Ellis from prison.

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Hopes for 175 new Auckland homes dashed by former bankrupt’s mortgagee sale

Work has been shut down on a multimillion dollar Auckland development that would have housed up to 500 people, and the developer faces bankruptcy – for the second time.

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Luxon set to reveal his election year team

Christopher Luxon is set to announce his reshuffle in coming weeks, while Jacinda Ardern is holding off until the new year as both parties get campaign-ready

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Govt pays $108k to wrongfully imprisoned driver

Cabinet improves compensation after an error meant the man was incorrectly recorded as a disqualified driver.

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How to tackle the cost of living crisis and the climate crisis at the same time

In her final column for Newsroom, Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw says we have the skills, ambition and plans to address both problems

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‘Nobody’s cracked it’ – Govt struggles to fix poor procurement

Almost three years after a damning report into government procurement practices, it seems nothing has changed.

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Young farmers the angriest of all, says Todd Muller

The hopelessness and anger in the rural sector right now is palpable in a way he's never seen before, National's agriculture spokesperson tells political editor Jo Moir.

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ACT, Greens want end to 'obsolete' role of Leader of the Opposition

Minor parties to advocate for the abolition of the job in the upcoming Standing Orders review.

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ANZ faces further pressure over Myanmar ties

Trans-Tasman bank's connection to a Myanmar corporation supporting the military junta draws criticism.

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Where Govt is lacking in post-March 15 reforms

Government urged to spend more to respond to 2019 terror attack.

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NZ backs climate rights of future generations

New Zealand is formally supporting Vanuatu's quest to clarify international legal obligations of countries to preserve human rights in the face of climate change.

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Govt should pay rates to cash-strapped councils – review

Ministers must measure the impact of their law changes on local authorities, and provide them funding for new mandates like freshwater management and urban development.

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Spies: Possible violence during routine law enforcement

A joint report from police and the intelligence community found a "realistic possibility" that so-called sovereign citizens could commit extremist violence in New Zealand.

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The last ski run on Ruapehu

PwC administrator asks Govt to keep ski fields operator afloat over summer until a new company can be set up – or face a bill of nearly $150 million to clear the debts and restore the mountain.

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Support growing for changes to how Parliament runs

The public will have their say on proposed changes to the way Parliament is run when the standing orders committee meets next month.

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'Quiet diplomacy' questions after NZ couple released from Iran

News of a NZ couple's release from detention has been welcomed - but was a media blackout necessary?

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National wants to see NZ better reflected in its MPs

National’s deputy leader is confident her party members want to see New Zealand better reflected in its MPs, starting with the Hamilton-West by-election on December 10.

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The climate-conscious are looking to NZ, says Grant Robertson

The finance minister says farmers know full well pricing agricultural emissions is as much about the country’s economy as it is the environment.

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One man's fight will shake up the waterfront

A five year legal battle has resulted in a deal offering ground-breaking improvements in terms and conditions for waterfront workers

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Government and employers advised to take step from equal pay to equal retirement

As NZ marks the 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act, Retirement Commissioner Jane Wrightson says Govt should contribute to women's KiwiSaver funds while they're on parental leave.

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Lockdowns scrapped, but seven-day isolation to stay as Ardern seeks balanced response

The Government will remove its ability to impose lockdowns or close the borders but no changes to current Covid-19 settings have been suggested.

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A year on, what has ECan done about the Rakaia?

Water regulator defends progress on checking for potential non-compliance

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Who Wayne Brown is actually calling out

Newsroom explains what some of the incoming mayor's least favourite council-controlled organisations do.

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