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The Standard has learned from a normally reliable source that John Key is considering seeking the National Party nomination for the Tauranga seat.

It's been decades in the making and today Transmission Gully has finally opened. RNZ looks at the long road to get here.

The $1.25 billion motorway between Wellington and Kāpiti has been riddled with delays and was originally due to open in April 2020.

Nine years after it was first put on the table, Australia has finally accepted New Zealand's offer to resettle refugees from its detention centres. The Detail asks - why now?

Leading commercial seat manufacturer Scot Seat has merged with KPM Marine, the maker of safety-critical products for the marine industry. The companies first met at Seawork2008, where KPM Marine picked up the Innovation Award for its Predator Bilge Pump. Scot Seat Founder Alex Young and KPM Marine Joint Managing Director and Designer Julian Morgan immediately ...

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Jacinda Ardern has burned significant political capital on dealing with Covid.  But it is something that a responsible Political leader, of which there are few, would do.

Week in Politics: The Prime Minister announces a significant easing of Covid-19 restrictions - but she doesn't please everyone - and New Zealand offers non-lethal military aid to Ukraine.

Former National Party leader Simon Bridges has revealed more about his reasons for retiring from politics

The decision to end most vaccine mandates and other public health measures comes as New Zealand is recording 10 to 20 fatalities per day, and the country’s total COVID death toll has more than doubled in the last fortnight.