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Collins' fake news blunder a Bridges fail
Opinion - Judith Collins' fake news tweet may have been a genuine mistake, but her party leader's inability to condemn the phenomenon is the real failure, writes Anna Connell.
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'It's not the NZ way': Politicians pan Massey's decision
The Prime Minister has criticised Massey University's decision to withdraw an invitation for Don Brash to speak, calling it an "overreaction". Audio
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Bridges' sister accused of using science classes to teach creationism
Opposition leader Simon Bridges says he's seen no evidence that his sister has been teaching creationism in place of the New Zealand science curriculum at a private christian school.
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Auckland charter school accused of teaching creationism
Opposition leader Simon Bridges says he's seen no evidence that his sister has been teaching creationism in place of the New Zealand science curriculum at a private Christian school. Mt Hobson Middle… Audio
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Question Time for 26 July 2018
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Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the cost of living?
DAVID SEYMOUR to the Minister for Climate Change: Can he confirm that modelling by NZIER under…
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In defence of trolls
They're thought of as the scourge of the internet, but Aimie Cronin finds trolls aren't always dangerous and, in fact, can sometimes be helpful.
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Question Time for 27 June 2018
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all of his Government’s policies and actions?
CLAYTON MITCHELL to the Minister of Forestry: What reports has he received about the effect…
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Dancing with the Stars technical glitsch vote upset
Dancing With the Stars viewers who tried to vote for David Seymour say say a technical glitch indicated their support for him last night was not counted, because of a technical glitch. Audio
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The Panel with Catherine Robertson and Peter Fa'afiu (Part 2)
Audio 26 Jun 2018Would you just like everyone to shut up sometimes? Blabbing during movies, commenting during music performances, nattering in the middle of a play. Apparently people don't like being "shhhhh'ed". So… Audio
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MBIE under-reported spending on contractors and consultants by $38m
A major government department severely understated its spending on external contractors and consultants, spending $77 million and telling MPs it only spent $39m.
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Should NZ ditch public holidays? David Seymour says yes
Should New Zealand do away with public holidays and just let New Zealanders decide when to have a break? That's what the ACT leader David Seymour is pitching, saying the government shouldn't be… Audio
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Should NZ ditch public holidays? David Seymour open to idea
Should New Zealand do away with public holidays and just let Kiwis decide when to have a break?
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Focus on Politics: ACT's identity crisis
More from Jane Patterson and the focus team... Video, Audio
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Focus on Politics: ACT's identity crisis
More from Jane Patterson and the focus team...
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Dancing With the Stars
Are Dancing With the Stars viewers subverting the point of the show by voting for David Seymour to stay, despite unanimous criticism of his ability by the judges - and is he benefitting politically? Audio
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The Panel with Miriama Aoake and Neil Miller (Part 2)
Audio 12 Jun 2018The Chinese city of X'ian has introduced a special pedestrian lane exclusively for slow-walking smartphone users. What our panellist Miriama Aoake and Neil Miller want to talk about today. We reported… Audio
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Question Time for 12 June 2018
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she have confidence in her Minister of Justice and all of her Government’s justice policies and decisions?
Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL to the Minister of…
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Auckland central foreign buyers near 20 percent - stats
The government is saying 'we told you so' as new figures suggest overseas buyers are a significant force in the country's housing hotspots. In the first three months of the year, 19 percent of house… Audio
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A citizens' jury on euthanasia
Fifteen Dunedin citizens took part in a University of Otago citizens' jury to discuss legalising euthanasia and assisted dying. Audio
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A citizens' jury on euthanasia
Fifteen Dunedin citizens took part in a University of Otago citizens' jury to discuss legalising euthanasia and assisted dying.
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PM won't commit to law change if marijuana referendum successful
The Prime Minister will not yet commit to legalising marijuana, even if the public votes for it in a non-binding referendum.
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Dispute over proposed Epsom complex boils over
A stoush over a proposed HNZ complex in an upmarket Auckland suburb shows no sign of being resolved, with the Epsom MP doubling down on his contentious remarks.
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Epsom residents fear anti-social behaviour from HNZ upgrade
Epsom MP David Seymour has doubled down on his contentious remarks, where he warned locals that some future tenants of an HNZ complex will have social and mental health issues. Video, Audio
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David Seymour's not apologising
Act leader David Seymour has been accused of prejudice after warning residents in Epsom about future neighbours with "mental health issues". Audio
