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Judith Collins confirms National will contest Māori seats Judith Collins. (Photo / NZ Herald) Judith Collins confirms National will contest Māori seats Mon, 1 Feb 2021, 12:18PM Judith Collins said the National Party would be looking to stand in the Māori seats because it wanted to be a voice for all New Zealanders. It last stood in the seats in 2002 and decided not to stand in them under former leader Don Brash. Collins and party president Peter Goodfellow today confirmed...

I have concerns about the enthusiasms of NZ police from time to time, but I wouldnt trade the worst of them for Russians. Herodotus 3 Great to read this, thank you to the the community and mana whenua, for some real action on our environment. I just hope that all abide by this and we dont see any going against this as it is viewed as "optional". Better to see the local body/govt formalise this. Better still enlarge such protection into other areas �� "Mana whenua on Wa...

dimorphic continuum is mashed into a binary categorisation. Some pretty shitty treatment of people who might not be close to one of the poles, when only transwomen are supposed to be treated shittily. The earth has two geographic poles. But almost nobody is at the "north pole" or the "south pole". weka … are you saying that you believe sex is a spectrum that sits between two poles? By all means talk about the fairness with Semenya. I havent looked at her situation close...

Sir Bob Parker was the public face of the Christchurch earthquake response. Former Christchurch mayor Sir Bob Parker is in a long-term care facility after a life-threatening stroke left him with limited movement and confined to a wheelchair. Parker, a national television figure before becoming an inspiring frontman in the aftermath of the earthquakes in 2010 and 2011 in Canterbury, said he suffered a heart attack in May last year, when he was feeling as “fit as he had ever been”. The 68-y...

Matthew Hooton: Covid scare saves Jacinda Ardern once more 28 Jan, 2021 06:31 AM 6 minutes to read Judith Collins came close to setting the agenda this week with her state of the nation speech - and then Covid popped up again. Photo / Brett Phibbs Judith Collins came close to setting the agenda this week with her state of the nation speech - and then Covid popped up again. Photo / Brett Phibbs NZ Herald OPINION: Pity Judith Collins. On the face of it, the latest Covid-19 scare sounds like bad n...

Barry Soper: Why Kiwi taxpayers are paying Covid wage subsidy in Cook Islands 27 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read OPINION: Whats so special about businesses in the Cook Islands? Well, they must have something worth preserving that our businesses here dont have. Their Prime Minister, Mark Brown, told Heather du Plessis-Allan on Newstalk ZB Drive last night that kind donors from this country are paying the Covid wage subsidy through until the end of March with support packages being planned...

Per Valkyrie Investments, Coinbase Custody Trust Company would be the ETF’s custodian. VanEck also resubmitted its BTC ETF application at the end of 2020. Texas-based Valkyrie Digital Assets has filed for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the US Securities Exchange Commission (SEC).  The firm filed this application on January 22, noting that the proposed ETF is named Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund. Per Valkyrie Investment, the parent company of Valkyrie Digital Assets, its subsidiary seeks to...

Written By: Incognito - Date published: 12:50 pm, March 12th, 2021 - 77 comments Government should have announced the decision for Auckland to go down to Level 1 first thing this morning. Written By: Mike Smith - Date published: 6:15 pm, January 25...

Money Talks: Why Theresa Gattung didnt mind when her salary went public 25 Jan, 2021 04:38 AM 4 minutes to read Theresa Gattung, Investor, Entrepreneur and former chief executive of Telecom New Zealand, Photo by Sara Orme, supplied to the New Zealand Herald Money Talks is a new podcast series where well-known Kiwis talk about the impact money has had on their lives and how it has shaped them. Click the link below to listen: When Theresa Gattung became the first female chief executive of a majo...

Article – Ian Powell The 2020 general election produced the most powerful government New Zealand has ever had since proportional representation (mixed member representation) began in 1996. With three year terms we have now had nine elections under this system. For … The 2020 general election produced the most powerful government New Zealand has ever had since proportional representation (mixed member representation) began in 1996. With three year terms we have now had nine elections under ...