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It has layed out the key areas in need of attention over the next three decades.

ACT leader David Seymour says the Labour MP was "wrong" and "muddying the waters" Audio

Auditor General says there are opportunities to "further strengthen conflict management".

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GPs and nurse practitioners have been given the green light to diagnose and treat ADHD from February next year.

Minister for Ethnic Communities Mark Mitchell says he was "appalled" by the march on Saturday. Audio

The government will take back power from local councils if their decisions are going to negatively impact growth, Housing Minister Chris Bishop says.

Last month, their 'Green Budget' was ridiculed by the coalition government.

That's despite New Zealand's longstanding reputation as a country largely free of such issues.

Opposition parties tried to reject the recommendation, but did not have the numbers to vote it down. Audio

Support for Prime Minister Christopher Luxon remains steady.

"It's not about Stan Walker ... It was just the sort of politicisation of it," the Cabinet Minister says after declaring "what a load of crap" during a Aotearoa Music Awards performance. Audio

Hamish Cooper has been chosen as the country's new ambassador to London.

The Public Service Commissioner has issued a fresh directive to public servants to stop leaking sensitive information.

Minister David Seymour says the current rules aren't making a difference to public health, but are frustrating businesses and customers.

The Labour leader says NZ First has "held the country to ransom for long enough". Audio

A review found the approval process for the agricultural and horticultural products wasn't always allowing timely access to the products.

In December, Racing Minister Winston Peters announced the practice would be banned from 31 July 2026.

The minister says the rebates are needed to ensure New Zealand's film industry survives.

The head of Social Investment Agency says it's looking to allow for a more streamlined approach for organisations to access funding in light of a damning report on Oranga Tamariki. Audio

Judith Collins says the unprecedented suspension of three MPs was not taken lightly, but the party's lawyer says it's simply not appropriate. Audio

Meanwhile, Labour has rejected the idea that it was a poor political judgment to reference a column using the word in Parliament. Audio

Coalition leaders have blasted the Greens' proposal for wealth taxes, free GP visits and childcare, calling it "clown show economics".

Christoperh Luxon critics are "scaremongering", but Labour says the coalition is "gaslighting" half the population.

The major parties' gains came at the expense of the others.