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2,903 signals for New Zealand

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PoliticalUpdate🇳🇿New Zealand63d ago

Reports of political tensions in New Zealand [6 sources]

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Auckland criticized in Auckland [10 sources]

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Reports of political tensions in New Zealand [10 sources]

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Reports of political tensions in New Zealand [8 sources]

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Auckland criticized Judge in Auckland [10 sources]

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Residents criticized in Wellington [6 sources]

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London criticized in New Zealand [7 sources]

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New Zealand criticized in New Zealand [10 sources]

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Reports of conflict in Otago [10 sources]

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New Zealand criticized in Wellington [10 sources]

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New Zealand criticized in Moratti [6 sources]

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Reports of political tensions in New Zealand [5 sources]

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New Zealander criticized Finance Minist in New Zealand [6 sources]

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New Zealand criticized in Carterton [8 sources]

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Population criticized in New Zealand [3 sources]

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Wellington criticized in Wellington [4 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇳🇿New Zealand64d ago

Residents criticized in Wellington [18 sources]

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EconomicCrisis🇳🇿New Zealand 🇨🇦Canadayesterday

There’s a common thread linking Winston Peters’ least favourite bits of recent legislation: NZ First voted them into law. Winston Peters had harsh words for career politicians when NZME presenter Ryan Bridge asked him about the UK’s out-of-control prime ministerial turnover rate last Tuesday. “In the former era, where people came to politics later in their careers, they seemed to be far more dedicated to the country’s outcome than their own outcome,” said NZ First’s 81-year-old leader.

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PoliticalUpdate🇳🇿New Zealand7d ago

In today’s excerpt from The Bulletin, Dan Brunskill looks at how the retirees of today and tomorrow might shape the 2026 election . To receive The Bulletin in full each weekday, sign up here . Labour Party policies are supposedly hard to come by these days, but another was announced yesterday.

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EconomicCrisis🇳🇿New Zealand9d ago

Unfurl the money hose and fire up the cash bazooka: it’s time for a brief history of parliament’s favourite fiscal figures of speech. It’s election year and the polls are tight, so politicians of all stripes are ratcheting up the rhetoric in the all-important quest to discredit their opponents. For the centre right, that traditionally means accusing the left of profligate spending.

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EconomicResolution🇮🇷Iran 🇦🇺Australia 🇺🇸United States+112d ago

Our economy was healing. Then the Iran war began. Reading the latest quarterly GDP figures, released by Stats NZ on Thursday, leaves one with a bittersweet feeling.

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PoliticalUpdate🇯🇵Japan 🇳🇿New Zealand13d ago

‘I’ve made many mistakes… It’s sort of hard to distinguish one from another.’ There’s something disarming about Paul Goldsmith. It’s in the way the minister for everything (justice, public service, treaty negotiations, arts and culture, and Pacific peoples included) peers over his glasses, answers “yes…” as though he’s admitting to a crime, delivers dry one-liners and stresses odd syllables as he does it. You’d take him for a red wine kind of guy; really, he’s a pale ale man.

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PoliticalUpdate🇳🇿New Zealand13d ago

The parts of the country where conservation land will become easier to sell off are revealed in new maps produced by Forest & Bird. This story was first published on RNZ The proposed changes in the government’s Conservation Amendment Bill affect up to 60 percent of current conservation land . It would become possible for land in these areas to be exchanged or “disposed” by selling off, as long as it’s not important for threatened species and it doesn’t contain the best examples of wildlife or plants of its type in the area.

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PoliticalCrisis🇳🇿New Zealand13d ago

The new chair of the Waitangi National Trust says she wants to rethink how politics intersects with the treaty grounds. Jenny Shipley believes Waitangi Day has become “too political” and wants to rethink the relationship between politics and New Zealand’s most symbolically important national site. The newly appointed chair of the Waitangi National Trust has suggested political debate could return to Te Tii Marae at the lower Treaty Grounds, where it was traditionally centred, and has asked whether politicians should feature at all in national commemorations on the upper Treaty Grounds.

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EconomicCrisis🇳🇿New Zealand15d ago

Our reality is closer to Christopher Luxon’s infamous description of a ‘wet, whiny, inward-looking country’. Fieldays was a smash hit this year. Thousands of vendors showed up in Waikato to hawk their wares to hundreds of thousands of attendees, many freshly flush with cash.

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