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Transpower is assuring people there's no risk to the power supply despite one company suggesting there was

8 May 2024

Transpower is assuring people there's no risk to the power supply despite one company suggesting there was

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Manual cars will still be around for years to come despite suggestions new models will soon stop
	8 May: Manual cars will still be around for years to come despite suggestions new models will soon stop... more

Federal government announces plans to spend up to $18 billion on northern Australia defence bases in coming decade
	8 May: The federal funding boost will upgrade bases in the Northern Territory, Western Australia and North Queensland during the coming decade, as part of Defence's pivot towards the Indo-Pacific.... more

Suspended Green MP, Darleen Tana, has been removed the Party's website
	8 May: Suspended Green MP, Darleen Tana, has been removed the Party's website... more

A King's Council who complained about tikanga Maori being made compulsory in law studies, is hopeful a Government committee listens to his concerns
	8 May: A King's Council who complained about tikanga Maori being made compulsory in law studies, is hopeful a Government committee listens to his concerns... more

A birthing centre in Lower Hutt that controversially closed three years ago, could reopen with new funding
	8 May: A birthing centre in Lower Hutt that controversially closed three years ago, could reopen with new funding... more

The Ministry of Disabled People deliberately chose not to give advanced warning about its funding changes
	7 May: The Ministry of Disabled People deliberately chose not to give advanced warning about its funding changes... more

Multiple concerns from the Corrections Association over the Government's funding announcement
	7 May: Multiple concerns from the Corrections Association over the Government's funding announcement... more

The OECD has put our slow productivity back in the spotlight
	7 May: The OECD has put our slow productivity back in the spotlight... more

The Government's cracking down on law and order - with a 1.9 billion dollar investment in corrections
	7 May: The Government's cracking down on law and order - with a 1.9 billion dollar investment in corrections... more

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Most Popular Recent Politics News

13 Apr: New research shows the Covid lockdown period changed the way New Zealand kids get to and from school - with less students walking +++++++++++++++++++++

25 Apr: It's thought the cost-of-living crisis could bring a silver-lining to Kiwis student loans +++++++++++++++++

17 Apr: The Government's released health advice to help parents and schools, decide if a child is well enough to go to school ++++++++++++++++

17 Apr: The Mental Health Foundation is fighting to keep the relationships and sexuality guidelines in schools +++++++++++++++

18 Apr: Concerns the Government's new health guidance for children, could impact employer attitudes towards parents +++++++++++++++

27 Apr: Pressure's on the Government to deliver for people come Budget day +++++++++++++

29 Apr: The Prime Minister says changes to the education system will be felt throughout New Zealand ++++++++++

Politics NewsLinks

7 May: Politics live: mark mitchell, christopher luxon face questions after corrections confusion (RadioNZ)

5 May: From likes to votes: how influencers are changing indian politics (BBCWorld)

4 May: Tova o’brien: the week politics completely blew its gasket (Stuff.co.nz)

1 May: Watch live: james shaw delivers valedictory address (Stuff.co.nz)

1 May: Watch live: james shaw delivers his valedictory speech to parliament (RadioNZ)

1 May: What to watch out for in the local elections (BBCWorld)

30 Apr: Politics live: shocking poll result for coalition, government pushes school phone ban (RadioNZ)

30 Apr: Watch: the 12 days that ended humza yousaf’s time in power (BBCWorld)

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Top Stories

RUGBY
New Zealand Rugby general manager of the professional game, Chris Lendrum, has defended All Blacks sabbaticals More...

BUSINESS
A new partnership aims to bring more tourists to our shores from Australia More...

Today's News

Entertainment:
Reese Witherspoon's daughter Ava Phillippe has blasted body-shaming trolls as "toxic" 9:45

Motoring:
Dunedin motorists are being warned to take extreme care, due to icy conditions on roads and motorways 9:27

Entertainment:
King Charles has celebrated the first anniversary of his coronation with a social media video 9:15

Law and Order:
Police are continuing to try to piece together the timeline, before and after Sunday night's fatal shooting in Auckland 8:57

Entertainment:
Princess Beatrice says her mum Sarah Ferguson is "all clear" and "doing really well" after a double cancer scare 8:45

Rugby:
New Zealand Rugby general manager of the professional game, Chris Lendrum, has defended All Blacks sabbaticals 8:37

Law and Order:
A 15-day Coronial inquest into the death of Lachlan Jones has entered its second week in Invercargill 8:17

International:
While Ukraine's men have been mobilised for war, women have taken on the job of reporting it 8:17

Entertainment:
Ioan Gruffudd's fiancée Bianca Wallace insists their relationship started four months after the actor split from his wife Alice Evans 8:15

Business:
A new partnership aims to bring more tourists to our shores from Australia 8:07

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