Nick Smith says the deal with Bathurst will see native species on the Denniston Plateau protected, not obliterated.
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Auckland, our biggest city, is forecast to grow by up to another million people over the next 30 years.
The Nation reporter Torben Akel took a close look at her background and asked some of her peers: has her luck run out?
The fight over the Ikaroa-Rawhiti electorate is on and it's effectively a three-horse race.
The Govt says it's hypocritical of the Greens to criticise the number of 'mum and dad' Mighty River Power investors, when they were responsible for "frightening them off".
There's still no word from the Government on when stalled shipments of meat will be cleared to enter China.
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Finance Minister Bill English joins The Nation in the studio to discuss the Budget.
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An international credit rating agency has placed eight smaller New Zealand banks on notice of a credit downgrade.
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One major issue heading into the Budget was child poverty.
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Prime Minister John Key has labelled the Labour-led Opposition the "devil beast".
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The Opposition says the Govt has failed to address issues like unemployment, inequality and child poverty.
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Anticipated measures to tackle child poverty noticeably absent from Finance Minister Bill English's fifth Budget.
Approximately 3,000 tenants could be evicted from state housing over the next three years, as part of the Social Housing Reform Bill.
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Bill English has made a big promise ahead of tomorrow's budget.
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Business NZ chief executive Phil O'Reilly says the Government needs to continue to focus on jobs.
The Government has already stitched up the numbers in parliament for legislation that will allow the SkyCity convention centre deal to go ahead.
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We now know the details of the Government's deal with SkyCity for a new convention centre.
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Campbell Live goes inside the mind of the backbench MP Aaron Gilmore.
Labour MP and former Maori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia has died at his home in Tolaga Bay today.
By the year 2040, Auckland's population will be somewhere in the region of 2.5 million people. Is Auckland ready for that? No.
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