James Shaw: Agreement with Labour gives Greens a strong voice
James Shaw is pushing back against claims the Greens' cooperation deal with Labour has been bad for the party. Several activists have stepped back from high-profile...
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- Chris Parker: Kiwi entertainer on his new tour 'Gentle Man' 5 days ago
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James Shaw: Agreement with Labour gives Greens a strong voice
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Janet Fitzpatrick: Toll road prices could put people off using Penlink
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Ashley Bloomfield: Kids are really keen to get the vaccine
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David Fisher: The reason for Tamaki's arrest still not known
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Viv Beck: Keeping people employed is good for the country
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Jin Russell: Hope the vaccine will mean minimal disruptions to schooling this year
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Nanaia Mahuta: Clean water is a priority
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Murray Olds: Australia says goodbye to Novak Djokovic
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Richard Arnold: Texas synagogue hostage situation
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Cook Islands Health Secretary says they are prepared for Covid cases as border reopens
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Research predicts Canterbury reaching peak workforce pop if borders remain closed
-
Auckland councillor would like more power to handle noise complaints
-
That Weekend festival organiser on ploughing ahead despite other cancellations
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Chris Parker: Kiwi entertainer on his new tour 'Gentle Man'
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Optimism for younger generation in tackling obesity
-
Nothern Bass festival organiser says the event is too risky
-
Chris Bishop: Clarke Gayford needs to know his place
-
Bus drivers reporting around one serious abuse issue a week
-
10 metre long ichthyosaur discovered in England
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Hospitals across the country may be at breaking point due to staff shortages
-
Businesses may soon be required to disclose details of what they're paying staff
-
Deaf Aotearoa chief exec: Covid-19 is prompting more people to learn NZSL
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Bryan Betty: "We need to have trust in the behaviour of doctors"
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Nathan Currie: Djokovic is not in the clear yet
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Catherine Field: Austria is making the vaccine compulsory for all citizens
