Bridie Witton is a political reporter based in Auckland, New Zealand. She writes for Stuff and The Press, with her work also appearing on RNZ. Bridie covers a wide range of political topics, including investigations, policy changes, and the actions of government officials.
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By: Bridie Witton
Bridie Witton ACT Party leader David Seymour has accused the Waitangi Tribunal of breaking the Government's trust “again” and leaking that
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Bridie Witton Tupua Urlich remembers lying on the ground with a bleeding nose following a beating by the man who had the trust of the state to take care of him.
But Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Monday made it clear the government will not reveal any substantive plans on a redress scheme until next year. It will be included in the May 2025 Budget, he said.
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He announced a remembrance day and promised survivors a redress scheme will be set up next year.
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Bridie Witton The Green Party is accusing David Seymour of hypocrisy for basing charter school attendance and achievement benchmarks on deprivation calculations which factor in students' ethnicity.
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Bridie Witton ACT Party leader David Seymour believes he has been here before: politically isolated, at the centre of debate, and at-odds with much of Parliament.
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Bridie Witton fast facts The National-led coalition Government says its law and order reforms will make the country safer.
Bridie Witton Te Pāti Māori is making a strong pitch to voters yet, with hopes outrage over David Seymour's Treaty Principles Bill will fuel
Bridie Witton Newly-minted police commissioner Richard Chambers has promised his staff are “ready to go from midnight” to enforce controversial
Bridie Witton fast facts Electoral commission data shows 1309 people changed from the general roll to the Māori roll this month, up from 59 in October.
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