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Meanwhile, Winston Peters has been booed and ACT's speaker cut off as ministers took their turns to speak at Waitangi.

Tensions and short-lived protests greeted the leaders of the three Government coalition parties today as they spoke at the marae on the Waitangi Treaty...

OPINION Waitangi Day tomorrow will be 184 years since Lieutenant Governor William Hobson met with about 40 local chiefs at Waitangi to sign a recently...

OPINION Over the past decade, no party has shown more courage in standing up for the freedoms of New Zealanders than Act. There’s been the freedom of parents...

A north Canterbury high school has been forced to close its doors after nearly 50 staff members have contracted Covid-19 following a teacher-only day.
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China's prospects dim in IMF eyes; China's housing market tough; US labour market stronger than expected; US earnings growth modest; food prices fall; UST 10yr 4.04%; gold and oil drop; NZ$1 = 60.7 USc; TWI-5 = 70

Brian Tamaki is calling out Labour, Te Pāti Māori and the Kingitanga for inciting unrest among Māori. Tamaki said if he had uttered comments such as Willie...

Since ACT is sponsoring the Treaty Principles Bill, it is understandable that David Seymour should be catching most of the flak being generated by the Bill. National, by contrast, is offering soothing reassurances that the Bill will be allowed to progress ...

Homeless Australians are dying on average three decades prematurely; new details of a government review of alleged supermarkets’ price gouging

The crowd became slightly restless as members of the Coalition Government spoke at Te Tii Marae Waitangi this afternoon.
“What a joke David Seymour, what a