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Former Justice Minister Kiri Allan pleaded guilty to careless driving on the morning her trial was set to begin, resulting in a $300 fine and $5296 reparation. She was also convicted and discharged for refusing to accompany a police officer and resigned from her ministerial position following the incident.
Summarised by Centrist The New Zealand housing market remains subdued with no immediate signs of
Summarised by Centrist Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters asserts that New Zealand’s inclusion in the
Summarised by Centrist Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee announced that New Zealand’s Arms Act, in
Summarised by Centrist The New Zealand government has cancelled the annual service charges for forestry
Summarised by Centrist New studies appear to indicate that vegan ultra-processed foods (UPFs), drinks, cereals
Summarised by Centrist Dr Bryce Edwards has summarised the ever-widening allegations against Te Pāti Māori
Summarised by Centrist The New Zealand housing market remains subdued with no immediate signs of
Summarised by Centrist Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters asserts that New Zealand’s inclusion in the
Summarised by Centrist Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee announced that New Zealand’s Arms Act, in
Summarised by Centrist The New Zealand government has cancelled the annual service charges for forestry
Summarised by Centrist New studies appear to indicate that vegan ultra-processed foods (UPFs), drinks, cereals
Summarised by Centrist Dr Bryce Edwards has summarised the ever-widening allegations against Te Pāti Māori
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Variances make it contentious.
Some jurisdictions are walking back some efforts to loosen up prohibition era drug laws.
Even though they are owned/funded by the government, many of them have different playbooks.
There seems to have been an effort to avoid this headline with misdirection.
Activists claiming to represent Māori rights are regularly abusive but is that backfiring?
A snap poll of 500 respondents, spread across the political spectrum, commissioned by the NZ Taxpayers’ Union, highlights a range of opinions on Budget 2024 and economic policies.
Variances make it contentious.
Some jurisdictions are walking back some efforts to loosen up prohibition era drug laws.
Even though they are owned/funded by the government, many of them have different playbooks.
There seems to have been an effort to avoid this headline with misdirection.
Activists claiming to represent Māori rights are regularly abusive but is that backfiring?
A snap poll of 500 respondents, spread across the political spectrum, commissioned by the NZ Taxpayers’ Union, highlights a range of opinions on Budget 2024 and economic policies.
