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Whānau wellbeing is important for Māori
Min of Health contracts raise new conflict questions
$10 million wasted on temporary back room staff
EQC assessments at snail’s pace
Household net worth falls for fifth consecutive quarter
Strong household spending reduces saving in the March 2023 quarter
Annual number of homes consented back to 2021 levels
Cyclone recovery package unclear and overdue
Jan Tinetti misled Parliament out of negligence
Cheese export values stretch to new highs
Three Waters backdown bill broken & undemocratic
National to toughen sentences to counter crime wave
National will deliver rehabilitation to more prisoners
Sector says Labour’s reworked ECE policy is as ‘clear as mud’
Race has no place in surgical decisions
Gangs to face tougher consequences under National
Labour fails to deliver key election rehab promise
Economic activity falls 0.1%in March 2023 quarter
Annual food price increase remains high at 12.1 percent
Annual current account deficit $33.0 billion
New Zealand-residents take fewer but longer overseas trips
Retail card spending decreases in May 2023
National will end ban on GE and GM to benefit NZ
Govt must act urgently to eradicate invasive clams
BYO is back at races
Another false statement means Wood must go
Hospitality sector leads increase in filled jobs
Kiwi businesses say retail crime is unprecedented
Wood’s airport shares raise major trust issues
$9,000 to help gangs complete Census forms
Travel exports gain reduces trade deficit in March 2023 quarter
Slight rise in building activity in March quarter
Labour needs to fix ECE Budget botch-up
Labour’s inaction on breast cancer takes a woman’s life every month
Waikato hospital forced to divert ambulances
Ram raids up 55 per cent since February
Fewer new homes consented in April 2023
You can’t trust Labour with your child’s education
Labour’s Budget centrepiece shambles
Labour can’t be trusted on Super
National’s Going for Housing Growth Plan
Contacting patients is incompetence cloaked as empathy
Bloated bureaucracy continues to balloon
Labour puts Kiwis in mortgage firing line
Retail activity falls for second quarter in row
Fewer sheep and dairy cattle in 2022
Four new gang members every single day
Robertson’s head in sand on mortgage pain