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Nicola Willis added to the criticism earlier this week, telling reporters that Breman should have called her to seek advice, even if it was at 3am.
Nicola Willis added to the criticism earlier this week, telling reporters that Breman should have called her to seek advice, even if it was at 3am.
If you thought Nanaia Mahuta’s Three Waters ‘co-governance’ was bad, imagine what Chris Hipkins will need to cook up to keep Te Pāti Māori happy!
MP Adrian Rurawhe says he will be leaving parliament, finishing on Waitangi Day.
The doctor was quick to put puzzle pieces together, knowing three patients were being treated for suspected poisoning.
When he couldn’t be found, the decision was made on January 15 to call off the search.
The property has homes for each daughter, a successful dog boarding and daycare business for small breeds, and Claudia has her own floristry business.
Adams announced in May 2025 that he had metastatic prostate cancer, with only months to live.
The board will run an open recruitment process for the group chief executive.
British newspaper the Independent called Bob Weir “arguably rock’s greatest, if most eccentric, rhythm guitarist”.
About 30 minutes before the race, they were told the guide would be Sam Ruthe – a record-smashing runner who on January 4 became the fastest 16-year-old to ever run the 1000m distance.
Former Invercargill and Waitematā mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt has died at age 78. Sir Tim, who was awarded the Knight Companion of New Zealand Order of Merit in the 2019 New Year's Honours List, served eight terms as Invercargill Mayor between 1993 and 1995, and again between 1998
Asked by RNZ whether Luxon was back at work, what he was doing, and where he was working from, a spokesperson said Luxon was in Auckland working from home, planning for the year ahead.
Stephen Miller, Trump’s deputy chief of staff, said Greenland should be part of the United States and dismissed the idea that Washington would face resistance if it moved to seize the semiautonomous Danish territory.
Margo Martin, a 30-year-old who gets as close to the president as his Secret Service detail, is the quiet engine of a social media operation that has transformed presidential communications.