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Sabah Economic Development and Investment Authority (Sedia) had discussed investment collaboration potential with New Zealand Embassy delegates, recently

Germany's new top diplomat emphasizes a "values-guided" foreign policy. But what inspired those values, and can the Green co-leader back them up in one of the most high-profile offices?

The government has launched a review of the way it funds parts of the film and television industry to ensure the screen sector has a more secure long-term future. Arts, Culture...

Germany's new top diplomat emphasizes a "values-guided" foreign policy. But what inspired those values, and can the Green co-leader back them up in one of the most high-profile offices?

Chris Luxon announces caucus reshuffle Former Leader Muller returns in caucus while Judith Collins takes a tumble

Leaders of New Zealand?s underworld have teamed up with the government to urge their followers to get vaccinated against Covid-19, in the latest bid to rea

National Party reshuffle

Watchdog rejects complaint ACT ad implies ministers themselves are gang members Newshub 3 hrs ago Replay Video UP NEXT New Zealands ad watchdog has rejected a complaint that an ACT Party ad implies "ministers themselves are gang members".  The Facebook ad posted on ACT leader David Seymours page in May shows an image of Greens co-leader Marama Davidson and Maori Development Minister Willie Jackson standing in front of a Mongrel Mob gang patch.  "Yet another Government Minister has held sec...

Reti wants go-slow on UNDRIP HASH(0x396b180) Too far too fast. That’s how National Party deputy leader Shane Reti sees the Government’s response to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Māori Development Minister Willie Jackson last week launched consultation with Māori on how the declaration could be implemented, saying it would not be bound by the ideas in He Puapua, a report written by an advisory panel. National has been attacking the Government over He P...

Haere ra He Puapua. Maori Development Minister Willie Jackson today thanked the independent group which came up with the controversial report on how New Zealand could deliver on its commitment to the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples - and announced a two stage plan to develop the Governments own plan. For the next six months there will be engagement with Maori individuals, organisations and iwi, followed by wider community consultation next year on a draft Declarat...