Face of the Day
Speaking at the graduation ceremony of a police recruit wing in Auckland on Friday morning, Sir John Key acknowledged it had been a “tough week” for police.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony of a police recruit wing in Auckland on Friday morning, Sir John Key acknowledged it had been a “tough week” for police.
CAA confirmed on Thursday afternoon that de Wattignar “is on leave as of today”.
Over the past decade, both assets and liabilities had doubled, and become more complex with more entities and asset types, the Treasury said in a statement.
In November last year, as wastewater testing results revealed a startling spike in meth use, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon asked Police Minister Mark Mitchell, Customs Minister Casey Costello, Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey, and Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith to find a way to win the war.
Hague entered parliament as a list MP in 2008. Despite being considered a frontrunner for the party’s co-leadership in 2015, he was beaten by James Shaw. He is now returning as chief of staff.
The 46th vice president, who served alongside Republican President George W Bush for two terms between 2001 and 2009, was for decades a towering and polarising Washington power player.
Hipkins said Labour had spent the past two years “listening to New Zealanders” and rebuilding after its 2023 loss when it was “comprehensively voted out”.
Andrew will from today be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. The statement relates this news to the allegations of sexual abuse by the late Virginia Giuffre.
Speaking from South Korea at the ASEAN summit, Luxon said comments about his finances were a political diversion. “I’m aware that they’ve had a pretty rough week, with the capital gains tax – the policy that’s their fourth failure I think in the last two weeks.”
Kapa-Kingi claimed her Te Tai Tokerau electorate committee was not invited to attend Thursday’s meeting and had not been afforded a right of reply. “As far as I’m concerned, this so-called suspension, it has no mana.”
Tánczos said the council had to draw a line with its own support for Air Chathams, which included a loan and relief for landing fees. But he said it was not the job of councils to subsidise businesses and the government should step in.
The constable admitted leaking NIA information, as the Killer Beez member had indicated there was “bit of heat on him”.
With the stakes never higher in this world title eliminator, the reality, though, could be the opposite approach for a fight fittingly dubbed “all or nothing”.
Could it dethrone Chrome, which holds around two-thirds of the web browser market? Not immediately.