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An inquiry into school property has recommended a new entity is created to take control and ownership of the assets from the Ministry of Education, but the Government says it will make that call next year.
The Government's deficit grew $3.5 billion in the last financial year, with expenditure outpacing growth in revenue, including a higher tax take.
New Zealand First is holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Hamilton this weekend, a gathering its leader Winston Peters says is one of its biggest in a long time.
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has addressed a packed crowd of between 800 and 900 of party faithful today, briefly interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters.
The latest 1News Verian poll will be released tonight - exactly one year on from the 2023 general election.
About two-thirds of people believe the country is in the same shape or worse a year on from the general election, according to the latest 1News Verian poll.
The coalition is holding a steady grip on power according to the latest 1News Verian Poll, but its results see seats lost for National and gained for Labour.
Andrew Bayly said his behaviour was "unbecoming of a government minister".
Andrew Bayly said his behaviour was "unbecoming of a government minister".
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