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Swedish mining group Boliden is hoping to reopen its embattled Tara Mines operation at Navan in Co Meath by the middle of next year if a rescue plan being devised by management is accepted by unions, workers have been told.

Rachel Brooking could be looking skywards for the next few years. The MP for Dunedin has been appointed Ministry for Space Opposition spokeswoman...

Swedish mining group Boliden is hoping to reopen its embattled Tara Mines operation at Navan in Co Meath by the middle of next year if a rescue plan being devised by management is accepted by unions, workers have been told.

The Green Party is pleased to announce the allocation of portfolios across its largest caucus ever

Resilience course provider claims it uses the ‘same model of change as smoking cessation’ but welfare advocates say courses are ‘social eugenics’

Amid global challenges to election integrity, the Electoral Commission has been ranked as the nation’s most trusted federal agency.

Thousands of Victorian police officers will take industrial action this weekend, with Police Association Victoria CEO Wayne Gatt declaring: “It’s on like Donkey Kong”.

The EMA today welcomed the announcement of the new coalition government and says it looks forward to working with closely with incoming Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters and Minister of Regulation David Seymour. ...

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The new coalition government of National, ACT and New Zealand First will be stable, effective and will deliver for all New Zealanders, National Leader and incoming Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says.