
‘Disappointed ... perfectly fine’: MPs react to promotions and demotions on party list
Several high-profile National MPs may need the list to return to Parliament.
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Energy Minister Simeon Brown says electricity supply is tight this morning.
Owners cited rising costs and reduced spending by customers.
Moetu Kaitai is on trial, accused of murdering Kelvin Kana in Tokoroa in 2020.
Russell Harrison is facing years’ imprisonment for a Comancheros money laundering scheme.
The bot integrates 16 Ngāti Uenukukopako stories to shape lessons for Years 1 to 6.
OPINION: Politics is littered with oversimplified promises.
The Prime Minister apologised after business owners called him out of touch.
They checked the bonus Lotto ticket about 10 times before believing it had won.
They want a say on the consent application, but the council disagrees.
Covering the latest developments in schools rugby.
A person at the store alleges the men carried weapons and smashed windows.
The National leader was accused of being out of touch.
Luxon said he had been trying to say - 'maybe poorly' - that things were improving.
OPINION: Inflation reached 4.1% in June, above the target band.
It was owned by Mark Long, who was linked to the troubled Du Val Property Group.
PM said when he was CEO he was focused on 'building a kick-arse business' like an 'adult'.
The 'untrained eye' might see wooden boxes, but the CEO says there's much more going on.
Jasper Meyer’s death has been referred to a coroner to try and work out what happened.
Todd McClay stepped in before the man was escorted outside by police.
The crash happened on Oturoa Rd about 3.55pm.
Sixteen Vietnamese nationals were arrested in raids in Rotorua and Auckland.
OPINION: Shane Legg puts the odds of AGI by 2028 at 50/50.
Rotorua siblings Stephen and Jasu Bhana must pay $2821.43 to their former tenant.
He was re-elected in October 2025, extending his record tenure.
Tickets go on sale at 12pm on August 3.
Motorists are encouraged to watch out for dangerous black ice.
International visits beat 2019 highs as Queenstown led growth.
OPINION: Many investors who lost money vowed never to own shares again.
Te Taumata o Ngāti Whakaue Iho Ake has thrown the service a one-year financial lifeline.