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'Their values do not necessarily match up with our values'
New Zealand First is one step closer to campaigning on a law that will force immigrants and refugees to sign up to a set of core values.
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Top Stories for Monday 1 October 2018
Audio 1 Oct 2018Indonesia Sulawesi quake: Mass burials as recovery goes on, NZ First wants migrants, refugees to sign up to 'Kiwi values', Winston Peters discusses 'New Zealand values', Kiwi died from neglect at… Audio
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Peters calls National 'leaderless, moribund and vacuous'
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has delivered two messages to supporters this afternoon - National's leader's time is up and the coalition government is crack-free.
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Joseph Parker guest speaker at NZ First conference
Boxer Joseph Parker has been a guest speaker at the New Zealand First 25th annual conference today.
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The Week In Review for week ending Fri Sept 28 2018
Audio 29 Sep 2018A review of the week's news including... the Prime Minister uses her first speech to UN General Assembly to challenge Donald Trump's world view and appears on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, more… Audio
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How To Win An Argument About: the waka-jumping bill
Opinion - In the 'How To Win An Argument About' series, writers look at a story you might be debating at the office, or at the pub. This week, Bryce Edwards looks at the waka jumping bill.
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Week in Politics: National on attack while PM visits UN
Analysis - The prime minister was a media darling in New York, while at home the opposition ramped up attacks over the Meka Whaitiri affair and the Derek Handley emails. Peter Wilson looks at a busy…
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Another week, another leak: What you need to know
Power Play - There are now two investigations underway into leaks that have targeted the leader of the opposition and now the prime minister, writes Jane Patterson.
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Handley saga: Blast waves of political bomb shake confidence
Power Play - The ongoing Derek Handley saga has done little to promote public confidence in the government's "open and transparent" credentials, writes Jane Patterson.
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Question Time for 26 September 2018
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Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all his Government’s statements…
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Focus on PM after Derek Handley releases correspondence
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has previously told Parliament she didn't respond to a text from Derek Handley about the CTO role, but communications show she did. National leader Simon Bridges is… Video, Audio
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PM accused of misleading parliament over Handley texts
The prime minister is facing accusations she misled Parliament after tech entrepeneur Derek Handley released copies of text messages between them.
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PM's position on 'drug war' balanced and realistic
Opinion - The prime minister's rejection of President Donald Trump's "war on drugs" is correct and consistent with the previous government's position on human rights and drug control, writes Russell…
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Question Time for 25 September 2018
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by the Government’s policy to end offshore oil and gas exploration?
KIRITAPU ALLAN to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen…
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Official oil and gas analysis is 'flimsy' - Peters
The acting prime minister is dismissing an official report estimating billions could be lost by halting offshore oil and gas exploration as flimsy.
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Bridges slammed for 'meth crook' comments
The Green Party says National leader Simon Bridges' isn't fit to run a political party after he described state tenants who were kicked out of their homes as "meth crooks".
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National under fire over Bridges' 'meth crooks' comments
The Green Party says National leader Simon Bridges is not fit to run a political party after he described state tenants who were kicked out of their homes as "meth crooks." Audio
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Jacinda Ardern rejects Trump's call for war on drugs
The prime minister says New Zealand won't be signing up to a US call for global action on the war on drugs, preferring to take a health approach.
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Simon Bridges criticises P compensation
The National Party leader Simon Bridges has Tweeted his opposition to tenants evicted from Housing NZ properties receiving compensation for being wrongly evicted over suspect methamphetamine… Audio
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The Panel with Chris Gallavin and Sally Wenley (Part 2)
Audio 24 Sep 2018A study by the Girl Guides in Britain finds that exam stress and the pressures of social media have made girls and young women feel far less happy than they did 10 years ago.Social media is one of the… Audio
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Watch: Compensation for flawed meth testing regime 'is wrong' - Bridges
Opposition leader Simon Bridges says the tenants who will be compensated by Housing NZ caused harm through the smoking or cooking of meth. Video
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Compensation for flawed meth testing regime 'wrong' - Simon Bridges
Audio 24 Sep 2018Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges hit out at the government on Twitter for 'compensating meth crooks' after Housing NZ said it would compensate people evicted from state houses… Video, Audio
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Labour MPs stand behind Ardern's action on Whaitiri
Meka Whaitiri will be expected back at Parliament next week despite the prime minister stripping her of her ministerial portfolios yesterday.
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Week in Politics: a sacking and a show of unity
Analysis - The government puts on a show of unity and sorts out the refugee quota, but another ministerial sacking spoils an otherwise good week writes Peter Wilson.
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Refugee quota to rise from 1000 to 1500
New Zealand will raise the annual refugee quota from 1000 to 1500 in July 2020, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has confirmed.