I am sure the Public Service commissioner and relevant ministers are on top of this to ensure taxpayers’ money is well spent in all ways to provide services of the highest quality for all New Zealanders – i.e., bringing about accountability to get the “team” on track.
A new ministerial briefing from CTV Families advocate David Lynch urges NZ Prime Minister to establish a full Royal Commission into the Mt Maunganui landslide – not another council‑managed review.
This immigration debate will be a core issue in the coming election. NZ First stands to profit handsomely, drawing a clear line against the globalists in National, ACT and Labour.
A major overhaul of NZ’s local government is underway.
Commissioner Richard Chambers says he has full confidence in the new leadership group, describing them as bringing the experience, competence and integrity needed to support frontline staff and deliver on the priorities of New Zealand Police.
It makes one wonder why on earth the National Party don’t have enough sense to replace their liability of a leader, who is already costing them votes.
Hawke’s Bay, the Mount and the consequences of substituting ideology for environmental science.
The politics were already there, in every decision that led to this point. The question isn’t whether we talk about them. It’s whether we’re honest about what they reveal.
NZ First is probably in their best position ever heading into an election year as part of the governing coalition. The upward swing from five to seven per cent in early 2025 to eight to 12 per cent now breaks the mould.
MP Judith Collins will start a new job, heading the Law Commission – a Crown entity which reviews the law – later this year.
Millions of taxpayer dollars have been spent with nothing to show for it.
She provided photos and video of the initial slips and said a council ute later passed slowly through the affected area, leading campers to believe the risk was being managed.
National must lift its game or risk losing what should be a winnable position. Luxon needs to shake off the boat anchor label fast or the party will keep drifting.
Hooton revealed the government was planning to U-turn on changes it had made to Auckland densification rules that would allow for two million potential homes to be developed with greater density and building heights in some inner-city suburbs.
Here is the key question: Given that Māngere College is under statutory management due to their students’ results – will the many schools that are doing worse, or only marginally better, also face that situation? Why or why not?
