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  •   Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Politics articles  Politics
    A positive view on Kiwi university ratings
     19 June 2025
    A positive view on Kiwi university ratings
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    Thailand's government on brink of collapse after key coalition party withdraws support following leaked call
    19 Jun: The second-largest party in Thailand's ruling coalition has spectacularly pulled out, leaving the country's embattled prime minister with a slim majority.... more
    New Plymouth's Mayor is backing Government changes to take away power from local authorities
    18 Jun: New Plymouth's Mayor is backing Government changes to take away power from local authorities... more
    Thousands join Walk for Truth as Yoorrook Justice Commission truth-telling inquiry concludes
    18 Jun: A Yoorrook Justice Commissioner has reached Victorian parliament after walking 500 kilometres to mark the closure of Australia’s first formal Aboriginal truth-telling inquiry.... more
    Australian government places sanctions on 60 vessels in Russia's shadow fleet of oil tankers
    18 Jun: The government says "Russia uses these vessels to circumvent international sanctions and sustain its illegal and immoral war against Ukraine".... more
    Changes for the Accident Compensation Scheme
    18 Jun: Changes for the Accident Compensation Scheme... more
    As Luxon heads to China, his government’s pivot toward the US is a stumbling block
    18 Jun: It’s becoming harder to argue NZ shares common values and interests with the Trump administration, or that the alliance balances Chinese assertiveness in the Pacific.... more
    Regime change wouldn’t likely bring democracy to Iran. A more threatening force could fill the vacuum
    18 Jun: Israel has made clear its desire for regime change in Iran. But if the supreme leader is toppled, the next government would not likely be any friendlier to the West.... more
    Immigration Minister Erica Stanford's faced scrutiny over recent visa waiver changes
    17 Jun: Immigration Minister Erica Stanford's faced scrutiny over recent visa waiver changes... more
    Fears Canterbury ski town, Methven, will be overrun with Airbnbs
    17 Jun: Fears Canterbury ski town, Methven, will be overrun with Airbnbs... more

     Most Popular Recent Politics News
     10 Jun: The Otago Regional Council's admitting further privacy breaches, during an investigation into it sharing the email addresses of hundreds of people ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     11 Jun: More questions than answers on where a number of 15-year-olds are heading after being allowed to drop out of school +++++++++++++++++++++++++
     02 Jun: Doubts a boost in learning support funding will be enough for neurodivergent children +++++++++++++++++++
     15 Jun: Students Against Dangerous Driving is celebrating 40 years of fighting for the safety of young drivers on New Zealand roads ++++++++++++++++++
     06 Jun: Auckland Mayoral hopefuls team say if they win another term, they will continue their mission to 'Fix Auckland' ++++++++++++++++
     19 Jun: Belief the reputation of our universities is in a good place +++++++++++++++
     12 Jun: Young Aucklanders are making moves to the South Island +++++++++++++++

     Politics NewsLinks
      30 Jun: Politics and rugby league have been thrown into a blender (Sydney Morning Herald)
      30 Jun: Music and politics at glastonbury (BBCWorld)
      27 Jun: Nz first mp tanya unkovich stands down from politics ()
      26 Jun: Parliament unites in grief as tributes flow for takutai tarsh kemp (RadioNZ)
      22 Jun: The house: tactics from the 'scrutiny week' bear pit (RadioNZ)
      22 Jun: Media in the middle of political skirmishes over sickness and health (RadioNZ)
      18 Jun: Starmer defends u-turn on grooming gangs inquiry (BBCWorld)
      16 Jun: 7 apps that helped me conquer my crippling procrastination (PC World)
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     Today's News

    Tennis:
    Defending men's champion Carlos Alcaraz is confident he has the ability to push for a third straight Wimbledon title at the All England club 18:57

    Business:
    The Finance Minister says changes to the FamilyBoost scheme are on their way - after Cabinet made decisions today 18:37

    Netball:
    The Stars aren't over-thinking what the Mystics will serve up in netball's ANZ Premiership derby in Auckland tonight 18:27

    Law and Order:
    A 31-year-old man's in custody - in connection to a homicide investigation into a man's death, after being found critically injured in Auckland's Otahuhu 18:07

    Business:
    Transpower's dispelling worries Kiwis might not have enough power next winter 18:07

    Rugby:
    Tamaiti Williams has become the latest All Black to play through the pain in a Super Rugby final - then pay for it later 17:27

    Education:
    I went back to teaching after working for myself 17:07

    Tennis:
    Tennis world number two Carlos Alcaraz is determined to hit the ground running as his quest for a third straight Wimbledon crown gets underway overnight 16:57

    Business:
    China's EV newcomer Xiaomi sells nearly 300,000 SUVs in an hour 16:57

    International:
    China forces young Tibetan children to indoctrination boarding schools to push state propaganda, report finds 16:47

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