Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will not remove Deputy Police Commissioner Wallace Haumaha from his role following the release of an Independent Police Conduct Authority report today.
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Marae receives $1mil funding for kaumātua housing
Some Christmas cheer for the South Auckland marae of Papakura, which will be the first community to receive funding from the $15mil Māori Housing Fund. The prime minister announced an initial $1mil will go toward the marae's papakāinga plan to house kaumātua.
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Māori Santa accepts invitation to Wellington
Nelson's Māori Santa is set to make an appearance in Wellington after fundraising efforts and Facebook calls from two Aro Valley locals garnered the support of thousands.
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NewsMāori groups support call to boost addiction treatment funding
Thirty organisations support an open letter calling on government to double funding for addiction treatment each year starting with next year's budget. NZ's largest Māori health organisation, Hāpai Te Hauora, says there is an urgent need in Māori communities.
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600,000 NZers to receive cheaper healthcare
More than 600,000 New Zealanders are now eligible for free or cheaper GP visits of $20-$30 off. Community service card holders and all children aged under 14 will be the first to benefit from government's free and discounted GP policy.
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Govt to slash GP fees
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says cheaper doctor bills means more people getting the care they need, when they need it.
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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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NZ govt invests in people of Papua New Guinea
New Zealand is competing for influence in Papua New Guinea on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit amidst growing competition in the Pacific region from China and the US.
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Ardern raises human rights issues at East Asia Summit
The Prime Minister wraps-up meetings with East Asia Summit leaders today in Singapore on the back of discussions with Australia, Myanmar, Thailand, the USA and China.
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PM enroute to EAS, APEC
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern departed New Zealand with a small delegation this morning, headed to Singapore to attend the East Asia Summit before attending the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Papua New Guinea during the weekend. Top of Ardern’s agenda at both summits will be matters of trade and security.
