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John Key says the public service needs to modernise

PM’s vision for Smartphones replacing public servants

More job losses are to come across the public service and John Key says he makes no apologies for modernising the sector. +more

Key says Monday-ising Waitangi and Anzac will cost

Prime Minister John Key says the ‘Monday-isation’ of Waitangi and Anzac Day’s is...

Another harbour crossing has been proposed for Auckland's transport future

Footing transport bill sees disagreement in Auckland Supercity

Auckland Mayor Len Brown has floated several options, including raising GST and ...

David Garrett (file pic)

David Garrett pleads guilty to drink driving

Ex-ACT MP David Garrett pleaded guilty to drink-driving charges today....

A 2011 referendum showed a clear majority for retaining MMP

Review of MMP underway

The Electoral Commission has started a review of MMP and key parts of the voting...

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The council is proposing a year round liquor ban across north Dunedin (file pic)

Dunedin council consider permanent liquor ban

Another harbour crossing has been proposed for Auckland's transport future

Footing transport bill sees disagreement in Auckland Supercity

John Key at the Big Gay Out

Politicians attend the Big Gay Out

Key said the PM's hour was an election-free zone

RadioLIVE faces $100k fine over 'DJ Key'

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Key says Monday-ising Waitangi and Anzac will cost

John Key says the public service needs to modernise

PM’s vision for Smartphones replacing public servants

Another harbour crossing has been proposed for Auckland's transport future

Footing transport bill sees disagreement in Auckland Supercity

A 2011 referendum showed a clear majority for retaining MMP

Review of MMP underway

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Will the food bill affect you?

New law worries small-time food outlets

A group of 50 protesters is also positioned near the marae, which has been the site of major protests in earlier years

Protest erupts at Key's Waitangi welcome

Social Development Minister Paula Bennett

Tightening child abuse laws may affect parent's privacy

Winston Peters (file pic)

Winston Peters: asset sales will make Kiwis 'servants and serfs'

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Prime Minister John Key says the accusation is ridiculous (AAP)

PM accused of 'cultural treason' in asset sale dispute

Prime Minister John Key has been accused of “cultural treason” by Nga Puhi leaders angered by the Go...

Education

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Catherine Isaac was second on the ACT party list for last year's election

Isaac tipped for charter schools job

Former ACT Party president Catherine Isaac has been tipped to oversee the Government's charter schoo...

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Social Development Minister Paula Bennett

Tightening child abuse laws may affect parent's privacy

The Government is trying to gauge public opinion on the best way to protect the ...

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Key says Monday-ising Waitangi and Anzac will cost

Prime Minister John Key says the ‘Monday-isation’ of Waitangi and Anzac Day’s is likely to stall pro...

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Tariana Turia has defended Whanau Ora (AAP file)

Turia defends Whanau Ora

Tariana Turia is defending Whanau Ora after Winston Peters attack...

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“ Peppered with questions over the lingering and embarrassing tea-tape saga, John Key replied: "I've got bigger things to worry about." ”

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“ Political Editor Duncan Garner says the Maori Party's threats to walk from the Government are hollow. ”

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