May 14, 2019

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People’s Party wound up; Leader goes National

Venkat Raman The New Zealand People’s Party (NZPP) has been wound up. Party President Roshan Nauhria said that four years, two by-elections and one General

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Grant Robertson for Indian Newslink Lecture

Venkat Raman We are happy to announce that Finance Minister Grant Roberson will deliver the Ninth Annual Indian Newslink Lecture on Monday, July 29, 2019

National trains gun on Phil Twyford
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National trains gun on Phil Twyford

Jane Patterson After another tough week in Parliament, the National Party demanded the resignation of Housing Minister Phil Twyford over KiwiBuild. Mr Twyford was under

Judith Collins could make Machiavelli proud
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Judith Collins could make Machiavelli proud

National Party rumblings can take her to the top Thomas Coughlan Simon Bridges has made it to the weekend, surviving another tumultuous week as National

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Jacinda Ardern engaged to Clarke Gayford

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her Partner Clarke Gayford are engaged to be married. A spokesperson said the pair got engaged over the Easter break.

Education

Waikato DHB goes into the hands of a Commissioner

Sourced Content Health Minister David Clark said that a Commissioner was needed to lead the “significant changes” required at the Waikato District Health Board (DHB).

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Murder victim, Auckland businessman

A murder investigation has been launched into the death of a New Zealand man who was dropped outside a hospital in Fiji with stab wounds

Business

Pleasant financial journey is just a call away

Rachna Dave My Mission is to establish 0800 Rachna as an influential independent Mortgage Advisor, by educating and empowering my customers to become financially literate

Don’t squander this chance to improve democracy
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Don’t squander this chance to improve democracy

Laura Walters You might not have heard, but Parliament is currently conducting an inquiry that will help determine the future of New Zealand’s political independence.

Business

Police to probe media leak of watchlist

Sourced Content Police have launched an investigation into how the names of people on a watchlist drawn up after the Christchurch terror attack were leaked

Business

Cannabis reform moves into public domain

The Government has announced details of how New Zealanders will choose whether or not to legalise and regulate cannabis through a Referendum. Justice Minister Andrew

Business

Antonio Guterres lauds solidarity of New Zealanders

Katie Scotcher United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has paid tribute to the unity displayed in New Zealand following the Christchurch Mosque shootings. As reported earlier,

Determination overcomes impediments of all sorts

Sunil Kaushal “Inspirational. Epic. Heart-warming. Empowering. Living legend. The Pride of India. The best meeting I ever attended.” These were some of the comments made

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High price bitters Avocado in Auckland

Brooke Jenner  Aucklanders have drawn a line in the sand when it comes to the price of avocados – saying $12.50 is too much. A

Community

Anti-Muslim propaganda hits Churches

A Palmerston North Church is considering introducing security measures after it and another Church were targeted with anti-Muslim propaganda. Attendees of All Saints’ Church and

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