Next month the Government is expected to descend on the King Country for the 128th Turangawaewae Regatta. But where does the Government-Kīngitanga relationship stand given the Māori King's public endorsement of the Māori Party during the election campaign, and Labour’s Nanaia Mahuta taking the seat?
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Associate Minister of Social Development intervenes in search for accomodation
It's been 24 hours since Joanne Pira made a plea on Te Kāea last night, to find suitable housing for her sick child. Now MPs have stepped in to offer assistance.
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New education bill passes first reading
A new education Bill stopping the future of new charter schools in Aotearoa has passed its first reading in Parliament.
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NewsPay rise for mental health workers
Support workers in the mental health and addictions area are in line for a pay rise.
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Government strategy to smoke out robbers disputed by shop owner
A new fog machine to smoke out robbers mainly amongst our dairy shops has been supported by the government in order to make this new security system more affordable. However, one dairy shop owners say it's not enough.
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Tikanga Māori to support pregnant Prime Minister
With a lot of attention being placed on the Prime Minister and her pregnancy, the facebook community is asking about the protections that have been put in place to look after the Prime Minister and her child.
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PM's breakfast gets nod from Ngāpuhi elders
Government ministers and Labour Members of Parliament were all hands on deck to serve the public in a special breakfast hosted by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Ngāpuhi leaders spoke of the significance of this special gesture.
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Uniting New Zealanders this Waitangi Day
It's been 178 years since the Treaty of Waitangi was signed and thousands of people gathered at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds for the traditional dawn service. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attended the service alongside Government ministers and Members of Parliament from National, the Greens and NZ First.
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State Inquiry is no witch hunt
On the final day of the Government's 100 days of action, the Prime Minister has announced a Royal Commission of Inquiry which will look into the historic abuse of children in State care. It's the highest government inquiry which will be chaired and led by former Governor-General, Rt Hon Sir Anand Satyanand.
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NewsChloe Swarbrick's Medicinal Cannabis Bill unveiled
Today marks a critical time for the future of medical cannabis patients in New Zealand, as Green Party MP Chloe Swarbrick unveils her Member’s Bill for medicinal cannabis to Parliament.
