Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says cheaper doctor bills means more people getting the care they need, when they need it.
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NewsHigh numbers of faulty Takata airbags remain in regions
Government figures show more than 36,000 vehicles are estimated to still have faulty Takata alpha-type airbags and those in regional communities have high numbers in need of repair.
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$80m investment for South Auckland Hospitals
Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, has announced an $80 million investment into fixing the infrastructure problems at Middlemore Hospital and the Manukau SuperClinic.
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Rākau to be planted on west coast of Te Waipounamu
Economic Development Minister, Shane Jones, and Conservation Minister, Eugene Sage, have announced that 247,000 native trees will be planted as part of the One Billion Trees programme.
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PM and deputy PM talk first year in govt
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Deputy PM Winston Peters discuss a year of governance, the 'prime miniature' and how they think they’ve performed when it comes to issues that affect Māori.
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More jobs needed for South Auckland
Minister for Employment Willie Jackson says he's committed to support South Auckland initiatives after the opening of a new facility designed to spark entrepreneurship, grow innovative businesses and equip young people, particularly Māori and Pasifika.
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Youth MP committed to creating change
Gisborne student Materoa Rewiri has been selected by Labour MP Kiritapu Allan as the East Coast Youth MP for the 2019 Youth Parliament.
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Compulsory pregnancy warning labels on alcohol
The government has announced that pregnancy warning labels on alcohol will become compulsory in New Zealand.
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Housing First receives helping hand in Rotorua
Tiny Deane, a member of the Visions of a Helping Hand Charitable Trust and champion for homeless people in Rotorua, has offered support for the Housing First initiative.
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Opinions split over first year Labour-led government
It's nearly a year since the Labour-led government came into power, but public opinion in South Auckland is split over whether Māori have had any gains under the new coalition.
