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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Politics articles  Politics
    The Prime Minister's tempering expectations ahead of the Government's books opening this week
     15 December 2025
    The Prime Minister's tempering expectations ahead of the Government's books opening this week
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    Air New Zealand has dodged a series of cabin crew strikes in the countdown to Christmas
    15 Dec: Air New Zealand has dodged a series of cabin crew strikes in the countdown to Christmas... more
    The search is on for the designer of Wellington's next big sculpture
    15 Dec: The search is on for the designer of Wellington's next big sculpture... more
    Barnardos is calling on Kiwis to help vulnerable children in need this Christmas
    14 Dec: Barnardos is calling on Kiwis to help vulnerable children in need this Christmas... more
    How Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial became a struggle for Israel itself
    14 Dec: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's backers view his corruption trial as a witch hunt — but his detractors argue it is the system finally catching up to a ruthless political operative who is prepared to do anything to hold on to power.... more
    A stark warning that New Zealand isn't doing enough to stop cancer before it starts
    13 Dec: A stark warning that New Zealand isn't doing enough to stop cancer before it starts... more
    Americans sceptical of Trump on Epstein, as poll finds just 23% approve of how he's handled crisis
    13 Dec: Most Americans believe Trump's administration is covering up Epstein information, with 62 per cent believing the government is hiding information about Epstein's death.... more
    Faster, cheaper … but better? The devil in the resource management reform detail
    12 Dec: The government’s resource management reforms aim to make development easier. But will the new regime benefit everyone equally?... more
    Why has Bulgaria's government resigned after anti-corruption protests across the country?
    12 Dec: Bulgaria's prime minister announced the decision in a televised address saying "ahead of today's vote of no confidence, the government is resigning".... more
    Te Pati Maori is promising to restore Maori decision making rights when it comes to fresh water
    12 Dec: Te Pati Maori is promising to restore Maori decision making rights when it comes to fresh water... more

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     16 Dec: Students are being encouraged to "persist" as they compete for summer jobs +++++++++++++++++++++
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     05 Dec: A Christchurch school at the centre of this week's mouldy lunches debacle, has launched an internal inquiry +++++++++++++++++
     05 Dec: The PPTA says leaving out their recommendation from the latest Government offer, wasn't the only thing that swayed members ++++++++++++++
     09 Dec: A push to rework the student loan repayment scheme so New Zealanders overseas, feel they can come home ++++++++++++++
     05 Dec: Satisfaction from the Education Minister, as secondary school teachers give the Government's latest offer the thumbs up +++++++++++++
     08 Dec: The under-16s social media ban will damage young people’s political education. Teachers need better support ++++++++++++

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