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"Significant tasks": Eden Park prepares to host three different sports in four days
Next week will see three sporting codes play Eden Park in the span of four days. A T20 international double header on Friday, a clash between the Blues and the...
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Kerre Woodham: The Investment Summit is filling me with real hope and optimism
Speaking of the Investment Summit that's been convened by the government – or really the Prime Minister, because this Infrastructure Investment Summit is the PM's...
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John MacDonald: Briscoes boss has buyer's remorse and I can see why
When the Prime Minister is doing all the shake and howdy at the investment summit in Auckland, I bet he’ll be feeling like a harassed parent who —despite all the...
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John MacDonald: Government contract changes make sense to me
Patriotism or profit. Essentially, that’s what these changes the Government is making to the way it hires companies to do work for it come down to. It’s like...
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Kerre Woodham: The Government's failing to sell the sizzle
There's an old saying in advertising - to be successful you don't sell the sausage, you sell the sizzle. Christopher Luxon may have a great sausage, but he's not...
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Kerre Woodham: Does everyone have their price?
The Government's not here to shag spiders, is it? It's planning to turbocharge its fast-track regime, speeding up the process to acquire private land for major infrastructure...
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Kerre Woodham: Phil Goff stuffed up royally and paid the price
Crikey, I barely stepped away from the microphone yesterday and we had a double whammy news-wise. Phil Goff sacked as High Commissioner to London for an intemperate...
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'Certain lines you do not cross': Don McKinnon breaks down Phil Goff's sacking
A former Foreign Minister says Winston Peters was right to fire Phil Goff. Goff made comments at a public event questioning US President Donald Trump's understanding...
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Kerre Woodham: It's hard to find anyone sorry Adrian Orr's gone
Well, the announcement yesterday was on a par with John Key’s resignation. The Reserve Bank Governor, Adrian Orr, pulled the plug on his career yesterday with no...
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"A lousy Governor": Professor says Adrian Orr made 'significant mistakes' during tenure
There's confusion around the Reserve Bank Governor's resignation. Adrian Orr's announced he's quitting, two years into his second five-year tenure. Neither the...
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Kerre Woodham: Trump has power and he's not afraid to use it
As promised, Donald Trump has launched a trade war against America's largest trading partners, with huge tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China kicking in yesterday,...
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"Unprecedented uncertainty": What impact will Trump's trade war have?
Divisions are deepening between the US and other western countries over Ukraine, and now trade. The US President's slapped a 25% tariff on all Canadian and Mexican...
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Kerre Woodham: There are no new headlines in health
It is a truth, universally acknowledged, that a health system in possession of physically and mentally unwell people must be in want of billions (with apologies...
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Kerre Woodham: New Zealand's desire for meth won't die out
I headed up to Hokianga for the last official weekend of summer - take a load off, relax, a few swims, not even think about anything newsy - well, you can't be doing...
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Ryan Peake: Rebels gang member turned New Zealand Open winner
In terms of sports stories, it really doesn't get much better than this. Ryan Peake has won the 104th New Zealand Open by a stroke, finishing at 23 under par after...
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Kerre Woodham: Who actually wants the expanded citizen's arrest powers?
Well, after a spirited discussion yesterday on the potential changes to the laws around citizen’s arrests, the press conference announced the actual changes. They...
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What are the risks of loosening citizen's arrest laws?
There are two camps when it comes to the Government’s proposal to loosen citizen’s arrest laws. The measure is being pitched as a remedy for retail crime, by allowing...
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Kerre Woodham: Reasonable force and citizen's arrests
Retailers and members of the public will soon have more ability to detain shoplifters and thieves under beefed up citizen's arrest powers. At 2pm today, the government's...
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Security and public safety: What would loosening citizen's arrest laws mean?
The Security Association is weighing in on speculation citizen's arrest and security guard powers are about to open up. The Government is making an announcement...
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Kerre Woodham: Andrew Bayly had to go, and he has
Yesterday Andrew Bayly, the former Commerce and ACC Minister, revealed he had resigned from his ministerial portfolios on Friday night after grabbing a staffers...
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Kerre Woodham: It's crunch time for our defence force
As Chinese naval ships are firing live rounds in Pacific waters, sending far reaching ripples of consternation around the Asia Pacific region, Defence Minister Judith...
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"Watch the budget": PM hints at changes to charities, taxes
Hints from the Prime Minister around upcoming changes to charities and taxes. Christopher Luxon told Kerre Woodham the Goverment's speaking about whether people...
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Kerre Woodham: Do you believe things are getting better?
Before I came upstairs to work, I called into the coffee shop downstairs, as is my want. Coffee Theory is run by a husband and wife family team and is a small business....
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Kerre Woodham: We need a definitive answer to if data was misused
I don't think this counts as breaking news, does it? An inquiry ordered by the Prime Minister has identified significant failures with public agencies’ protection...
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Kerre Woodham: Is relocating the only solution for flooding towns?
Remember late last year we were talking about the proposal to move Westport. The West Coast town has been repeatedly inundated by flooding since European settlement,...
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Kumeū residents under 'enormous stress' as council fails to find flood solutions
Kumeū wants to move. Auckland Council's laid out its plan for Kumeū to try to mitigate the impacts of flooding. Although they had three ideas for mitigation,...
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Kerre Woodham: Brian Tamaki needs to look at the Church's history
Well after a wonderful weekend, a fabulous weekend, the incidents on Saturday afternoon and Saturday night were really disappointing. Increasingly, New Zealand...
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Dame Jools Topp: LGBTQ community 'will not be intimidated'
The Prime Minister says anti-LGBTQ protestors linked to Destiny Church, went too far in disruptions yesterday. Members of the church's Man Up and Legacy groups,...
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"A bit impolite": Is there bad blood between NZ and the Cook Islands?
Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown says he's aware there's strong interest in the outcomes of his China visit, and will share details in the coming days. Foreign...
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Love and manipulation: How do you recognise a romance scam?
It may be Valentine's Day but not everything in love is chocolates and roses. Romance scams are affecting an increasing number of Kiwis, fraudsters crafting elaborate...
