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Coalition partners stand their ground on partnership visas
Power Play - The next weekly Cabinet meeting might be a touch awkward with a serious split between senior Labour and New Zealand First ministers over immigration, writes Jane Patterson.
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Govt asks immigration changes be reversed back to status quo
The government has asked Immigration New Zealand to reverse its tougher stance on partnership visas that was having a particular impact on the Indian community, says the Prime Minister.
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NZ resident returning to India after wife's visa declined
Immigration NZ has been asked to reverse its stance on partnership visas, but a man who is going back to India because his wife's visa has been declined says the government needs to be clearer.
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Disgraceland: Rock stars getting away with murder
Misbehaving and rock and roll have always gone hand in hand. Sam Cooke, Jerry Lee Lewis, Phil Spector, Sid Vicious even Elvis have a dark side. Video, Audio
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Shane Jones to push immigration policy after battle with Indian community
New Zealand First MP Shane Jones is not backing down from comments about the Indian community, saying he will take a population-based migration policy to caucus this week.
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Early days for Luxon's political career - commentator
National Party leader Simon Bridges is predicting a bright future for party newcomer Christopher Luxon, who's been chosen to contest the Botany Bay seat held by independent Jami-Lee Ross.
The former… Audio
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Guy Fawkes: Caution urged amid hot and dry conditions
People planning their backyard Guy Fawkes parties tonight are being warned to be extra careful because of the fire risk from high winds.
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National Botany candidate Chris Luxon makes waves in Parliament
National's newest and most high profile recruit Christopher Luxon is already making waves in Parliament.
The former Air New Zealand boss was last night selected as the party's Botany candidate for… Audio
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LIVE: Melbourne Cup 2019
Join RNZ for live coverage of the 159th running of the Melbourne Cup at Flemington Raceway. Video, Audio
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Indian community 'shouldn't be surprised' by immigration comments - Jones
Shane Jones says the Indian community should never have started a row with New Zealand First because he "returns fire with fire''.
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Luxon backs extension of 'no jab, no pay' policy in principle
The National Party's candidate for Botany, Christopher Luxon, has made his position clear on three major issues going through Parliament, as well as the "no jab, no pay" policy. Audio
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Jami-Lee Ross responds to Christopher Luxon's selection
Former Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon was selected as the National Party's new candidate for Botany on Monday night.
The party sought a new candidate after sitting MP Jami-Lee Ross… Audio
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Inside the National Party's Botany selection meeting
Christopher Luxon has been selected as the National Party's candidate for the Botany electorate.
Mr Luxon put forward his name forward less than a month ago, after six years as Air New Zealand's… Audio
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Ex-Air New Zealand boss wins National's Botany candidacy
Christopher Luxon has been selected as the National Party's candidate for the Botany electorate.
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Christopher Luxon selected as National candidate for Botany.
Last night Former Air New Zealand CEO Christopher Luxon was selected as the National candidate for Botany. The seat is currently held by former National MP Jami-Lee Ross, who resigned from the party… Audio
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Review: Shadow
Shadow is a stylish and operatic martial arts epic, according to Dan Slevin. Video
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Abuse in care inquiry: 'Arduous process' to reach ultimate context
Analysis: The first week of hearings in the Abuse in Care Royal Commission underscored how elusive it could be to find the ultimate context in which historical abuse occurred, writes David Cohen.
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Mind Matters
William Dart looks at local music determined to find its way into your mind - new releases from Mermaidens and Purple Pilgrims and a CD of classic Kiwi ad jingles. Video, Audio
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Black Caps captain cleared to return to the bowling crease, Futsal Whites in final of Oceania Nations Cup and the Black Sticks edge South Korea in their first Olympic…
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Milt Jackson, Charles Tolliver
Audio 2 Nov 2019This week Nick Tipping features music by trumpeters Duško Gojkovic, Miles Davis, and Charles Tolliver, and vibes legend Milt Jackson. Audio
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Government takes another look at partnership visas
Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway has directed his officials to come up with a solution so Indians aren't unfairly excluded from receiving partnership visas.
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Immigration: Govt takes another look at partnership visas
Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway has directed his officials to come up with a solution so Indian immigrants aren't unfairly excluded from obtaining partnership visas.
The intervention has come… Video, Audio
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'Stranded and voiceless' - Labour warned of waning support from Indian community
Support for Labour in the Indian community could be on shaky ground as backlash to the government's immigration policies continues.
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Port Nelson getting ready to handle larger ships
Drilling of the seabed in and around Port Nelson is due to begin today, in preparation for the port to handle larger ships.
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Nashville Babylon 28 October, 2019
On this week's Nashville Babylon Mark has birthday tunes for Fleetwood Mac's Peter Green, music from Uncle Tupelo, Gillian Welch and Mark Mulcahy plus classic blues courtesy of Ray Charles and Bo… Audio
