Judith Collins
Inside the Capital: Buying back the bank, babies, budgets and what you need to know
A week of politicians pumping out policy: Retirement age, overstayer units and container return schemes, plus fuel security
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A week of politicians pumping out policy: Retirement age, overstayer units and container return schemes, plus fuel security
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After more than two decades, National’s Judith Collins will leave politics to head the Law Commission from mid-2026
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After more than two decades, National’s Judith Collins will leave politics to head the Law Commission from mid-2026
Government rejoins the long and winding road towards a beneficial ownership register for companies and limited partnerships. But what about trusts?
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Government rejoins the long and winding road towards a beneficial ownership register for companies and limited partnerships. But what about trusts?
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Government outlines plans for the Ministry of Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport to be up and running from July next year
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Government outlines plans for the Ministry of Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport to be up and running from July next year
National security legislation introduced to protect ground based space infrastructure in New Zealand passes under urgency
National security legislation introduced to protect ground based space infrastructure in New Zealand passes under urgency
Helen Clark and Don Brash pen open letter asking the Coalition Government not to join any military arrangements that might damage the NZ–China relationship
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Helen Clark and Don Brash pen open letter asking the Coalition Government not to join any military arrangements that might damage the NZ–China relationship
New Zealand’s Government plans to spend $9 billion upgrading its military as it prepares for a possible conflict between China and the United States
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New Zealand’s Government plans to spend $9 billion upgrading its military as it prepares for a possible conflict between China and the United States
Until we can agree upon the shape and purpose of the state we are defending, then the long-overdue refurbishment and rehabilitation of our armed forces is unlikely to, and probably shouldn’t, happen
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Until we can agree upon the shape and purpose of the state we are defending, then the long-overdue refurbishment and rehabilitation of our armed forces is unlikely to, and probably shouldn’t, happen
Major agricultural organisations urge the Government to consider trade access as well as environmental risks when approving gene technology
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Major agricultural organisations urge the Government to consider trade access as well as environmental risks when approving gene technology
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Launched in September last year, the Government's AI chatbot for business, GovGPT, did not last long
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Launched in September last year, the Government's AI chatbot for business, GovGPT, did not last long
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Callaghan Innovation to go, CRIs turned into PROs, but no new funding for scitech from the Government
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Callaghan Innovation to go, CRIs turned into PROs, but no new funding for scitech from the Government
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon unveils new investment agency and hints at radical competition reforms as part of a new 2025 economic growth plan
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon unveils new investment agency and hints at radical competition reforms as part of a new 2025 economic growth plan
The Marsden Fund already provides economic returns, so don't break what isn't broken, Richard Easther argues
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The Marsden Fund already provides economic returns, so don't break what isn't broken, Richard Easther argues
Government's Marsden and Catalyst changes are 'defunding our ability to understand and address some of our most important challenges': NZ Association of Scientists says
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Government's Marsden and Catalyst changes are 'defunding our ability to understand and address some of our most important challenges': NZ Association of Scientists says