The Prime Minister says the NZ First leader's comments caused "huge offence" to the Chinese-Kiwi community but he won't be sacking him as Foreign Minister.
Politics
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has dismissed the comments as "attention-seeking" rather than firing his Foreign Minister.
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Defence Minister Chris Penk says the Government wants New Zealand industry to help build the human-operated drones.
Wed, Jul 29
The Prime Minister was pressed by reporters on the issue today at Parliament.
Tue, Jul 28
Greens call for a one-year moratorium on consents for new "AI data centres", which have been divisive in communities locally and abroad.
Environment
Mon, Jul 27
"Well, I'm just saying to you, they want to increase taxes," he told media.
The party is also proposing to revive a policy that allows parents to take some or all of their leave at the same time.
Sun, Jul 26
National's MP for Napier Katie Nimon told Breakfast that Nash "acts before he thinks", and that he has made his views on women very clear.
Thu, Jul 23
The former NZ First candidate was "channelling the manosphere," says Christopher Luxon in response to Nash's remarks about an MP's maternity leave.
Wed, Jul 22
Justice spokesperson Paul Goldsmith says there must be a "yes" rather than the absence of a "no".
Sun, Jul 19
"Demographic engineering", "globalist governments" and doctors pushing for regular mammograms are among the concerns at the party's conference.
Sat, Jul 18
The policy would only take effect if National forms the next government.
Wed, Jul 15
Labour Leader Chris Hipkins has reacted to a new poll, which has National again dropping into the 20s.
Tue, Jul 14
The SolarSaver package, announced today, would cost $160 million over four years, which the party says it will fund by repurposing the coalition's gas security fund.
Wed, Jul 8
Both the Greens and ACT have criticised the suggestion of virtual private networks (VPN) restrictions.
Tue, Jul 7
Labour's Chris Hipkins has joined Government ministers in condemning the move.
The trade drumbeat comes ahead of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's arrival in Auckland on Friday - the first official visit by an Indian leader in 40 years.
Mon, Jul 6
The "Drink Swim Fish" package, announced today, sets out eight interventions the party says would deliver clean drinking water, swimmable rivers and beaches.
National leader Christopher Luxon revealed the election pledge alongside trade spokesperson Todd McClay.
Sun, Jul 5
"We don't think the evidence works where someone shows up for one day and moves on," Christopher Luxon said in Parliament.
Wed, Jul 1
"If there's someone on the social media team that needs to be educated, I'll be happy to give them a bit of a lesson in marginal tax rates," says Nicola Willis.
Housing Minister says allowing allow tenants to use KiwiSaver to pay bonds ended up in the "nice idea, but too difficult basket".
Mon, Jun 29
The party says just 3% of New Zealand homes have solar power, far behind Australia and the US, and wants to fix that with cheap loans and fewer consents.
Thu, Jun 25
Chris Bishop has shared his thoughts on the latest 1News poll, which showed his party drop into the 20s just months out from election day.
The last time Labour and National's ranking combined was this low was in 1996.
Tue, Jun 23
