National’s borrowing spree, deep recession raise questions on fiscal strategy
“Excluding COVID periods, the past six months have been the weakest since June 1991.”
Centrist
Wellington councillor slams rate hikes, a dysfunctional council, and screwed-up priorities
But they have time to oppose the Treaty Principles Bill.
Minimum wage to rise 1.5% in April, opposition calls it a ‘pay cut’
Labour called it an "effective pay decrease"
Fast-track bill passes amid protests, criticism over environment
Minister Chris Bishop defended the bill, citing urgent economic and infrastructure needs.
Te Pāti Māori co-leaders claim to be ‘in the dark’ regarding Manurewa Marae inquiry
"We’re not the face of the party executive."
Manurewa marae investigation findings delayed, broader public service impact expected
The findings are expected to impact public trust across the public service.
No surplus in sight: Government books worsen, debt issuance surges
“We have a tough job on our hands.”
Autonomous AI poses existential risks, warns former Google CEO
“We’re soon going to be able to have computers running on their own..."
At 24% return on revenue, Tamihere-led charity beating 93% of top NZ companies
More than double their value four years ago.
Engineer denied residency due to son’s autism sparks debate
“We have a lot to contribute to this country.”
NZ police officers’ China trip sparks foreign influence concerns
“This has all the hallmarks of political tourism.”