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    The Opposition's questioning how the Official Information Act's been used -- as an investigation into Stuart Nash's emails is reopened

    The Opposition's questioning how the Official Information Act's been used -- as an investigation into Stuart Nash's emails is reopened


    Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier's looking into whether an email revealing Cabinet discussions should have been released two years ago under the Act.

    The email to donors saw Nash sacked this week -- and an investigation into why it was withheld was dropped last year, but is now back underway.

    National's Simeon Brown it's the right call -- because the presumption is that all information should be available on request, except when there's good reason.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    The Black Ferns selectors have named lock Laura Bayfield and loose forward Mia Anderson as potential debutants in a 33-strong squad for a trial against an invitational XV on Saturday and a test against Australia on July 12 More...


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     Today's News

    Sailing:
    Logan Ullrich has delivered a shock single sculls gold at the World Cup rowing regatta in Lucerne 11:07

    Rugby:
    The Black Ferns selectors have named lock Laura Bayfield and loose forward Mia Anderson as potential debutants in a 33-strong squad for a trial against an invitational XV on Saturday and a test against Australia on July 12 10:47

    Sailing:
    Rookie single sculler Logan Ullrich has led a New Zealand medal-fest at the World Cup rowing regatta in Lucerne 10:27

    Law and Order:
    A 17-year-old missing for almost a week in Auckland - after moving from Waikato, has been found safe and well 10:27

    Politics:
    Among all Israel's targets in Iran, the strikes at Evin Prison left some people 'in disbelief' 10:07

    Law and Order:
    A homicide investigation's underway, following the death of a man in Auckland's Otahuhu last night 10:07

    General:
    Kayak cross paddler Finn Butcher has added a maiden World Cup title to his Olympic gold after almost being eliminated in the first round 9:27

    Business:
    Three months on from 'Liberation Day', Donald Trump's trade war is punishing US businesses 8:37

    Golf:
    Golfer Kazuma Kobori has finished in a share of 16th at the Italian Open on the European Tour 8:37

    International:
    China forces young Tibetan children to indoctrination boarding schools to push state propaganda, report finds 8:27


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