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While NZ First's bill pushes one settlement, the Treaty Minister says all options remain.
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It comes as the Finance Minister is watching how fuel prices here could be impacted.
Finance Minister on potential impact of Israel/Iran war on NZ fuel prices
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The $200m fund breaches the ACCTS trade agreement, say legal experts.
Seymour defends social media posts amid Cabinet Manual breach claims
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Trying to get a deal with Ngāpuhi: NZ First Minister Shane Jones joins Herald NOW
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Treasury 'got it wrong' predicting KiwiRail to fall short of financial target, Winston Peters says
'Treasury were cautious given the economic conditions, but the company delivered.'
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Netsafe's CEO has criticised the under-16 ban as a 'bureaucratic fever dream'.
Audrey Young: Why NZ is slow to loudly support US strikes on Iran
OPINION: Unlike NZ, Australia was under pressure domestically to support the US.
NZ First drafting bill to require only one Ngāpuhi settlement
Bill comes amid Govt refusing to agree to settlements that dispute Crown sovereignty.
US attacks Iran: NZ not ‘sitting on the fence’ but won’t rush to judge US ‘self-defence’ attacks - Acting PM
Labour and the Greens want the Govt to declare the attacks a breach of international law.
NZ Herald Live: David Seymour holds post-Cabinet press conference
NZ Herald Live: David Seymour holds post-Cabinet press conference
PM open to scrapping regional councils amid RMA reform
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New Ombudsman John Allen at select committee
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ACC scrutinised over slow payouts after landmark court ruling
Advocates say sexual abuse victims could be missing out.
Govt reserves view on US’ Iran strikes as NZ deploys Hercules plane to Middle East
Labour wants the Govt to denounce the US attack as a breach of international law.
Three bidders confirmed for Northland Expressway PPP
Initial construction work on the next section is set to begin by the end of next year.
The unique camera China used to film Christopher Luxon and what it means
A Chinese cameraman brought a unique camera to film Luxon in Beijing.
Christopher Luxon raises Cook Islands impasse with Chinese Premier
Luxon has now headed onward to Europe.
Adam Pearse: Scrutiny stunts shouldn’t distract from warning voters are sending
Opinion: Escalating conflict in the Middle East could threaten NZ's economic recovery.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon met with Chinese President Xi Jinping for closed-door bilateral talks. Photos / Thomas Coughlan
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The Prime Minister has met the Chinese leader in Beijing.
‘No, it’s not’: Luxon denies new China flight part of Belt and Road Initiative
China thinks NZ has signed up to a big Belt and Road project. Luxon disagrees.
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The Prime Minister meets President Xi Jinping at an inflection point.
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NZ Herald Live: David Seymour speaks to media
Acting Prime Minister David Seymour speaks to the media in response to GDP results.