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Foreign Minister Gerry Brownlee today announced the appointment of career diplomat Jonathan Curr as High Commissioner to Fiji.
Former Prime Minister Sir John Key, said as he was knighted for service to New Zealand, that the only regret he had from his ten years in office was not eliminating child poverty.
The University of Canterbury will bestow former Prime Minister and UC alumnus Rt Hon Sir John Key with a Doctor of Commerce (honoris causa) honorary degree at an official Graduation ceremony on Friday 15 December.
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Episode 22
JACINDA ARDERN
Interviewed by JESSICA MUTCH
JESSICA And good morning to the Labour leader, Jacinda Ardern.
JACINDA Good morning.
JESSICA I want to ask you, how is the Labour of last week different from the Labour Party today?
NZ First says a leaked January 2017 presentation to Transpower by Swiss Investment Bankers UBS reveals the National Government intends to privatise the National Grid.
The disuse of existing rail infrastructure in growing North West Auckland was labelled ‘a bloody shambles’ by members of the audience at the Helensville electorate ‘Trains to Huapai’ candidates’ debate today, Sunday 23 July.
National has just been slammed by the report it commissioned on land use regulations, says ACT Leader David Seymour.
"Superu’s report, Quantifying the impact of land use regulation, says what should be absolutely obvious: red tape has caused a housing crisis," says Mr Seymour.
The Public Transport Users Association (PTUA) is hosting an election candidates’ public transport debate for the Helensville electorate, at 2pm, this Sunday 23 July at the Kumeu Community Centre.
Today’s call by New Zealand First leader Winston Peters for a binding referendum on whether to retain or abolish MÄori seats is an excellent idea, Hobson’s Pledge spokesman Don Brash said today.
New Zealand First Party Leader the Rt. Hon Winston Peters will be conducting a public meeting on Sunday 2nd July, at 1.30pm, to be hosted by the New Zealand First Helensville Electorate. The meeting is open to all and will be held at the Kumeu Community Centre 35 Access Road Kumeu.
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