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A new Bill aiming to speed access to medicines has passed its third reading
12 November 2025
A new Bill aiming to speed access to medicines has passed its third reading
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A new poll indicates support for the Coalition's risen enough to let it govern - even though Labour gets the top-billing
12 Nov:
A new poll indicates support for the Coalition's risen enough to let it govern - even though Labour gets the top-billing...
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Otago University students are facing back to back increases to their tuition fees
12 Nov:
Otago University students are facing back to back increases to their tuition fees...
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There have been no official talks yet about compensation for the complainant against Jevon McSkimming
12 Nov:
There have been no official talks yet about compensation for the complainant against Jevon McSkimming...
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Belief New Zealanders are no safer than they were before changes to the gun laws
12 Nov:
Belief New Zealanders are no safer than they were before changes to the gun laws...
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A Bill to let councils impose congestion charges has passed its third and final reading
11 Nov:
A Bill to let councils impose congestion charges has passed its third and final reading...
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The US government shutdown is one step closer to ending. Here is what happens next
11 Nov:
A US Senate vote to approve funding legislation looks set to break a political stalemate that has sidelined federal workers, delayed food aid and significantly disrupted domestic air travel....
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Details of the soon-to-be replaced Arms Act, heading to select committee
11 Nov:
Details of the soon-to-be replaced Arms Act, heading to select committee...
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Details are expected a little later today of the highly anticipated rewrite of the Arms Act
11 Nov:
Details are expected a little later today of the highly anticipated rewrite of the Arms Act...
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Concerns housing developers are paying little attention to design and/or comfort
11 Nov:
Concerns housing developers are paying little attention to design and/or comfort...
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