Giles Dexter is a political reporter for RNZ, with a focus on national politics in New Zealand. His articles cover a range of political topics, including party policies, electoral races, and government initiatives. His work has also been featured in prominent New Zealand publications such as the New Zealand Herald and Stuff.
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"We're dealing with what's in front of us," Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick says.
By: Giles Dexter
The government is open to discussions around the next America's Cup being hosted in New Zealand, but is warning economic times are tight, and it may not be high on its priority list.
Hosting means influential people visiting, enabling New Zealand to showcase its industries, not least its cutting-edge design and technology, the former PM says.
The government's appointment of a Crown observer at Wellington City Council has prompted concerns other councils could be in the firing line.
Government agencies and ministries have had to fork out at least $80 million in redundancy payments to public servants since the coalition took office.
A survivor of Lake Alice who is set to have an inequitable redress payment fixed says he is disappointed the reimbursements are not being adjusted for inflation.
By: Giles Dexter
Campaigners for free dental care say the cost of doing nothing is outstripping what it would cost to fund the system.
Blood cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-causing deaths in New Zealand. File photo. Photo: 123rf
The government intends to introduce the Treaty Principles Bill this week, according to a memo sent to lawyers by the Waitangi Tribunal.
By: Giles Dexter, Emma Andrews
The hikoi against the proposed Bill is going ahead as planned, despite its earlier introduction to Parliament. Photo: RNZ / Jessica Hopkins
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