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for "hard to fill positions." In addition, the border would reopen to all visitor and student visa holders as well as cruise ships on 31 July. In addition, streamlined residency pathways would be introduced in September 2022 for migrants in "green list" occupations or who earn twice the median wage. However, new working restrictions would be introduced to international students including limiting working rights to degree-level students with the exception of certain specified occupations, limiting undergraduate working rights to the length of their courses, and preventing students from applying for a second post-study work visa. The Government's decision to exclude nurses, teachers, and dairy farm managers from the visa residency "green list" was also criticised by professional bodies. In early August 2022, the Government acknowledged that it had not consulted professional nursing organisations and the

1599:("traffic light system") would end at 11:59pm that night. As a result, face masks will be eliminated for most public spaces and transportation with the exception of hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and aged care facilities. In addition, household contacts of COVID-19 positive individuals will not be required to isolate unless they test positive for COVID-19. In addition, vaccine mandates for all travellers entering New Zealand and healthcare workers will end on 13 September and 27 September respectively. COVID-19 antiviral medicines will also be freely provided to COVID-19 positive individuals aged 65 years and above as well as Māori and Pasifika COVID-19 positive individuals aged 50 years and above. 11251: 2223:. This plan includes voluntary property buyouts, flood protection, and transport infrastructure repairs. In response, the five local councils announced that they would convene several extraordinary meetings to consider the Government's cost-sharing offer. On 3 August, the five councils voted to accept the Government's NZ$ 556 million recovery cost-sharing package, which will be split evenly between the Government and local councils. The package consists of NZ$ 92.5 million for category 3 property buyouts in Hawke's Bay, NZ$ 203.5 million towards flood protection for category 2 areas between 1245:

entities would exercise effective control over the water assets. Mahuta also confirmed that further legislation would be introduced to facilitate the transfer of assets and liabilities from local authorities to the Water Services Entities, integrate entities into other regulatory systems, and to ensure economic regulation and consumer protection over the new entities. The opposition National and ACT parties claimed that the proposed bill amounted to the theft of local water assets, bureaucratic centralisation, and would inflame ethnic divisions. Communities 4 Local Democracy leader and

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help cover registration costs. In addition, the Government announced that it would be launching a six-month bridging programme for overseas-trained doctors. Other measures include encouraging retired nurses to return to work, expanding a pilot programme allowing overseas-trained doctors to intern at general practitioners' clinics rather than hospitals, and boosting the number of nurse practitioners and doctors. The Government also confirmed that it would launch a national and international healthcare recruitment campaign in coordination with the

1687:'s provisions. The SSPA will deal with long-term planning. Local committees will be required to develop 30-year regional spatial strategies (RSS) for regional NBEs. In response, the opposition National and ACT parties criticised the Government's proposed overhaul of the RMA legislation on the grounds that it created more centralisation, bureaucracy, and did little to reform the problems associated with the RMA process. The Green Party expressed concerns about what it perceived as the lack of environment protection in the two bills. 1768:

for bus and truck drivers. Teachers and tradespeople including drain layers and motor mechanics were also added to the work to residence immigration pathway. These changes came in response to a national labour shortage across different sectors in the New Zealand economy caused by emigration and low wages. The Government also confirmed plans to add ten jobs to the green list in March 2023 including gas fitters, drain layers, crane operators, civil machine operators, telecommunication technicians, civil construction supervisors, and

1459:. People eligible for these payments include New Zealand tax residents 18 years and above who are earning below NZ$ 70,000 a year, and who are not entitled to the Winter Energy Payment and are not in prison. Two million people are considered to be eligible for the cost of living payments. The first NZ$ 116 payment was released on 1 August with the second and third payments following on 1 September and 1 October 2022. The rollout was plagued by reports that overseas-based New Zealanders were receiving payments since the 9844: 10795: 1367:, RNZ and TVNZ would become subsidiaries of the new entity, headed by a single board. ANZPM would be funded through a mixture of commercial and government funding. The new organisation would also operate under a charter outlining goals and responsibilities, with editorial independence being enshrined in its statutory legislation. The Government has also allocated NZ$ 370m over four years in operating expenditure and $ 306m in capital funding from the 408:

on residential property, and extending the Apprenticeship Boost initiative to support the trades and trade training, and borrowing $ 2 billion to increase land acquisition in order to boost the supply of housing. The NZ Property Investors Federation President Andrew King criticised the Government's decision to eliminate interest rate tax deductions for landlords. The Government's housing package was welcomed by Green finance spokesperson

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freezing assets based in New Zealand; preventing people and companies from moving their money and assets to NZ in order to escape foreign sanctions; banning super yachts, ships and aircraft from entering New Zealand waters and airspace, and imposing a travel ban on 100 top Russian officials. Ardern also indicated that this proposed bill would allow sanctions to be imposed on other states complicit with Russian aggression including

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response to a global energy crisis caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Ardern had initially denied that New Zealand was experiencing a "cost of living crisis" but had since reconsidered her position. Over the past 12 months, the rising cost of living had led New Zealanders to spend an extra NZ$ 4000 to $ 5000 on basic commodities such as food, rent and fuel. Customers spent an extra NZ$ 678 a year on petrol on average.

423:. The Government's ban on live cattle exports was criticised by the Animal Genetics Trade Association which complained that the ban would prevent the export of breeding cows, which would potentially lead to the culling of 150,000 calves. By contrast, the animal welfare NGO SAFE welcomed the ban, stating that it would mean that animals would no longer suffer in countries with lower standards of animal welfare than New Zealand. 866:(MIQ) restrictions would be eased in three stages in 2022. First, all fully vaccinated New Zealanders and other eligible travellers from Australia would be exempt from MIQ from 17 January. Second, all fully vaccinated New Zealanders and other eligible travellers from all other countries would be exempt from MIQ from 14 February. Third, all fully vaccinated travellers would be exempt from MIQ from 30 April. 196:, the public sector will be required to buy only electric or hybrid vehicles, government buildings will have to meet new building standards, and all 200 coal-fired boilers in public service buildings will be phased out. This motion was supported by the Labour, Green, and Māori parties but was opposed by the opposition National and ACT parties, which described the motion as "virtue signaling." 393:, which eliminated mechanisms for holding public referendums on the establishment of Māori wards and constituencies on local bodies, passed its third reading. The Bill was supported by the Labour, Green and Māori parties but opposed by the opposition National and ACT parties. National attempted to delay the bill by mounting a twelve-hour filibuster challenging all of the Bill's ten clauses. 1588:. This holiday is similar to other public holidays held in the United Kingdom on 19 September and Australia on 22 September to mark the Queen's passing. While the Greens and opposition National Party supported the Government's plans for the one-off holiday, the ACT Party and businesses expressed concerns about the adverse economic impact on businesses. On 20 September, Parliament passed 745:, which aims to build 105,500 new homes over the next eight years. Under the proposed bill, three homes of up to three storeys can be built on most sites without the need for going through the resource consent process. The Government plans to pass the bill by the end of 2021, with local councils to implement it from August 2022. The Bill passed its second reading on 7 December. 1090:(TVNZ) into a new public broadcasting service. The new broadcasting entity would have complete editorial independence, operate under a charter, and be funded through a mixture of government funding and commercial revenue. It is expected to launch in July 2023. While the proposed merger was welcomed by RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson and TVNZ chief executive 2064:, and public consultation on a new test to determine the difference between contractors and employees. The Government would redirect funding to a NZ$ 2 billion to a welfare package to provide "bread and butter" support to 1.4 million New Zealanders affected by the ongoing "cost of living" crisis. In response, Green Party co-leader and Climate Change Minister 1679:(RMA). The NBA replaces the Government's environmental policy statements with a National Planning Framework (NPF). Under the NPF framework, all 15 regions will be required to develop a Natural and Built Environment Plan (NBE) that will replace the 100 district and regional plans, harmonising consenting and planning rules. An independent national 1386:'s investigation into alleged Russian war crimes. New Zealand also contributed $ 1 million to the ICC Trust Fund for Victims and the ICC Office of the Prosecutor. In addition, the Government extended the deployment and number of New Zealand military and intelligence personnel assisting NATO forces in the United Kingdom, Belgium, and Germany. 1717:, Ardern and Hipkins announced that the Government would be launching a new retail crime package to combat retail crime including a fog cannon subsidy scheme, a NZ$ 4 million fund to support local councils' crime prevention programmes, and expanding the existing Retail Crime Prevention Fund eligibility to include aggravated robberies. 730:

eligible for the 2021 Resident Visa programme, which will be rolled out in two phases in December 2021 and March 2022. According to Faafoi, the scheme was meant to address the impact of closed borders and economic hardship caused by COVID-19 on migrants. The announcement was welcomed by the National Party's immigration spokesperson

1748:. The inquiry is expected to be launched on 1 February 2023 and finish in mid-2024. It will examine the overall pandemic response including the health response, border management, community care, isolation, quarantine, and the economic response including monetary policy. However, it will not examine decisions made by the 1433:

seize cash over NZ$ 10,000 found in suspicious circumstances; and expanding Police search and warrant powers to find and confiscate weapons from gang members. Hipkins confirmed that these new offenses would be packaged in a new omnibus amendment bill. In response, the National Party's acting police spokesperson

1425:. The factory will cost NZ$ 50 million and is due to be completed in 2023. The oat milk factory is estimated to produce 80 million litres of oat milk and create 50 new jobs. While New Zealand produces oats, the country lacked an oat milk processing facility and was forced to import the product from Australia. 2190:

On 17 July, Hipkins announced the Government's youth justice policy which included introducing a new measure to punish adults convicted of influencing young people to commit crimes and making the publishing of recordings of criminal behaviour on social media an aggravating factor in sentencing. These

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After assuming office, Hipkins announced that the Labour Government would focus on "cost of living" issues such as rising rent, food prices, and building as the "heart of its work program." Hipkins also stated that the COVID-19 pandemic had created an economic crisis, which his Government would focus

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passed its third reading by a margin of 76 to 43 votes. While Labour, the Green, and Māori parties voted in favour of the Bill, it was opposed by the National and ACT parties. Associate-Health Minister Verrall argued that the legislation would help reduce tobacco harm among young people and the Māori

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passed its third and final reading with the sole support of the Labour Party. While National and ACT opposed the Bill on the grounds it promoted co-governance and centralisation, the Greens and Māori parties rejected the Bill due to its lack of anti-privatisation safeguards and alleged "insufficient"

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passed its third reading in Parliament. The bill allows employers and employees to collectively bargain at an industry-wide level. While the bill was supported by the Labour, Green and Māori parties, it was opposed by the National and ACT parties which vowed to repeal it if elected into government at

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announced that the Government would be investing NZ$ 562 million to combat crime over the next four years. In addition to a package to help businesses deal with ram raids, the Government would allocate NZ$ 94 million to combating gangs and organised crime; NZ$ 208 million to new firearms control unit

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On 8 May, Ardern announced that the Government would allocating NZ$ 23 million from the State Sector Decarbonisation Fund to reduce greenhouse emissions. As part of the investment, NZ$ 10 million would be spent on replacing coal boilers at 180 New Zealand schools with clean wood burners or electrical

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for New Zealand to accept several asylum seekers who had travelled to Australia by sea. Subsequent Australian governments had declined to accept New Zealand's offer due to concerns that it would encourage more asylum seekers to travel by boat to Australia and that former asylum seekers could gain New

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passed its third reading, allowing businesses to dismiss employees who refuse to be vaccinated against COVID-19. The Bill was opposed by the opposition National, ACT, and Māori parties, which variable criticised the rushed and divisive nature of the legislation and alleged that vulnerable communities

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On 24 November, Hipkins announced that Indonesia, Fiji, India, Pakistan, and Brazil would be removed from the "Very High-Risk" classification in early December 2021; allowing travellers from these countries to enter New Zealand on the same basis as other international travellers. In addition, Hipkins

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in Auckland. In response to the spread of community cases in Auckland and Wellington, the lockdown was extended for the rest of the month on 20 August and 23 August. On 23 August, Parliament was suspended for a week with the exception of online select committee hearings. National Party leader Judith

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reported that the Government's New Zealand Work Scheme to address the labour shortage in the fruit-picking sector caused by COVID-19 had only attracted 54 people since its launch in late November 2020. The scheme had offered up to NZ$ 200 to cover accommodation costs and a NZ$ 1,000 incentive payment

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On 3 January 2021, COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins announced that travelers entering New Zealand from the United Kingdom and United States would be required to take pre-departure tests from 15 January 2021. From 26 January, the pre-departure test requirement was extended to all international

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would be raised from NZ$ 21.20 to NZ$ 22.70 an hour from 1 April 2023. In response to the recent North Island floods, Hipkins conformed that the Government would invest NZ$ 3 million in discretionary flood recovery payments, NZ$ 1 million in supporting flood-affected businesses, and NZ$ 1 million in

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On 1 August, Health Minister Little announced that the Government would be spending NZ$ 14.4 million to recruit more health workers including doctors, nurses, and radiographers for the country's health workforce. As part of the package, the Government would be providing overseas nurses NZ$ 10,000 to

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announced that the Government would introduce several new laws to combat criminal gangs including a new criminal offence for firing a gun with intention to intimidate; expanding the range of offences for Police to seize vehicles and financial assets; empowering Police and law enforcement agencies to

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On 14 March, Ardern announced that the Government would reduce fuel excise taxes and road user charges by 25 cents a litre for the next three months from 11:59 pm that night. In addition, all public transport fares would be halved from 1 April 2022 for the next three months. This announcement was in

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under urgency to enable autonomous sanctions against in response to its recent invasion of Ukraine. This legislation would allow sanctions to be placed on those responsible for or associated with the Russian invasion of Ukraine including people, services, companies and assets. Key provisions include

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under the control of four new water entities in order to improve the quality of water utilities and lower the cost of water services. The Government planned to start creating these four new entities in late 2021, which will assume control of water utilities in July 2024. The Government's decision to

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eliminating tariffs on 97% of New Zealand exports to the UK. This free trade agreement is worth NZ$ 970 million and will eliminate tariffs on all New Zealand exports including honey, wine, kiwifruit, onions, most industrial products. In addition, a range of dairy and beef exports will be tariff free

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On 7 October, Foreign Minister Mahuta confirmed that the Government was sending a special representative to the Middle East to help 825 stranded Afghan visa holders to leave Afghanistan. During the 2021 evacuation from Afghanistan, the Government had granted 1,253 visas to Afghans. However, only 428

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on 9 June 2021 advocating the reduction of farm animal numbers, a ban on new household gas connections by 2025, and a shift to electric vehicles in order to reduce greenhouse emissions. In response to the policy announcement, EV City owner David Boot said that it would boost demand for electric cars

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among youths. These rules include prohibiting the sale of disposable vapes from November 2023, reusable vapes from March 2024, child safety mechanisms, banning certain flavour names such as "cotton candy" and "strawberry jelly donut," and banning the establishment of new vape shops 300 metres of a

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playing a leading role. The Winter Health Plan consisted of 24 initiatives aimed at supporting community care and reducing hospital demand including telehealth services, remote patient monitoring, equipping pharmacies to treat minor ailments, community radiology services, improving access to allied

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to build large data centres in New Zealand. These data service centres will provide cloud storage services for government departments, local councils, schools, tertiary education providers, and other public service bodies. New Zealand currently does not have cloud storage facilities, with Australia

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On 1 February, Hipkins announced that the Government would spend $ 718 million in various "cost of living" support measures including extending the 25 cents per litre fuel excise subsidy until 30 June and half-price public transport fares until June 2023. In addition, discounted fares for 1 million

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On 12 December 2022, Ardern and Immigration Minister Michael Wood confirmed that the Government would add nurses and midwives to its immigration green list, making them eligible for immediate residency in New Zealand. In addition, the Government established a temporary residence immigration pathway

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On 11 May, Ardern announced that New Zealand's border reopening would be accelerated. From 16 May, the border would reopen to Pacific Island visitors. From 4 July, the border would reopen to all work visa holders and a new "green list" would be introduced in order to attract "high-skilled" migrants

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On 1 March, New Zealand and the United Kingdom formally ratified a bilateral free trade agreement announced in October 2021. This agreement eliminates all tariffs on New Zealand exports particularly meat, butter and cheese along with duties on 99.5% of current trade. Ardern described the free trade

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suspended the processing of residency applications from Afghan nationals in late August 2021, citing the "rapidly deteriorating situation" caused by the Taliban offensive which complicated international evacuation efforts. The Government's decision to suspend the processing of Afghan residency visa

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announced a housing package to address the country's housing shortage, which includes a $ 3.8 billion housing acceleration fund, increases to First Home Products' income caps, changes to regional price caps, extending "bright-line tests" to ten years, eliminating the interest deductibility loophole

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announced a six-month extension for employer-assisted work and working holiday visa holders along with their partners and children in order to address New Zealand's labour shortage. In addition, a 12-month stand-down period for low-paid Essential Skills visa holders working in New Zealand for three

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and local councils to repairing damaged roads, NZ$ 200 million to repairing railways, NZ$ 117 million to repairing damaged schools, and NZ$ 35 million to covering various health services including mental health, general practitioners and frontline health workers. The Government's flood and cyclone

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On 4 November 2022, the Government introduced the Arms Act Amendment Bill to stop gun licenses from expiring until Police were able to resolve a backlog of renewing firearms licenses. At the time, there were 12,000 people on the waitlist for a new firearms license. Of this figure, half had been on

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passed its first reading. The bill proposes reducing the number of retailers allowed to sell tobacco, reducing the amount of nicotine allowed in tobacco products, and banning the sale of tobacco to anyone born on or after 1 January 2009. The bill was supported by most parties with the exception of

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passed its third reading, introducing new counter-terrorism laws which criminalise the planning of terror attacks and expand the powers of police to conduct warrantless searches. The counter-terrorism bill was supported by the Labour and National parties but was opposed by the Green, ACT and Māori

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countered that Parliament should be able to go ahead if the Prime Minister was able to hold press conferences at Level 4. On 31 August, Speaker Trevor Mallard confirmed that Parliament would continue meeting under Alert Level 4 conditions with only ten MPs and a small number of staff attending the

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as a watchdog over the water services entities' quality and efficiency, and mandates information disclosures. The second bill outlines the duties, functions, and powers of the new water services entities that would come into effect in 2026. National and ACT have opposed the water services reform

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in Auckland and Christchurch, improving safety and security at existing youth justice residences, focusing on crime prevention measures including family group conferences, and empowering Family Courts to require youth offenders to perform community service including cleaning graffiti and rubbish

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announced plans to reduce class sizes for Years 4 to 8 pupils from 29 to 28 by the start of 2025. The Government also confirmed plans to increase the number of teachers by 320. This policy received mixed responses from several principals including Lakeview School principal Tim Nelson, Rangikura

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On 14 February, Ardern announced that Auckland would move into an Alert Level 3 lockdown from 11:59pm that night for a period of three days. The rest of New Zealand will move into an Alert Level 2 lockdown for the same time period. The three-day lockdown is meant for the Government to get more

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into law. The proposed bill would establish the four regional water services entities which would take over management of water infrastructure from the 67 local councils. While councils would retain ownership of their water assets through a "community share" arrangement, the new water service

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On 30 September, Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi announced that the Government would introduce a one-off simplified residency pathway known as the "2021 Resident Visa" for migrants on work visas residing in New Zealand including their families. Faafoi estimated that 165,000 migrants would be

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regions; the third time a state of emergency had been declared over the country. This state of emergency allows for a national coordination of the clean-up response, provide additional resources to affected individuals, and empowers the Government to respond to dangerous situations including

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countries, stating that "No matter if they have five eyes or 10 eyes, if they dare to harm China's sovereignty, security and development interests, they should beware of their eyes being poked and blinded." In response, Mahuta defended New Zealand's commitment to free speech, free media, and

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On 15 March, Ardern announced that the Government would introduce a new two-year work visa programme allowing New Zealand citizens and residents of Ukrainian descent to sponsor Ukrainian family members seeking to shelter in New Zealand. This "Special Ukraine Policy" aims to bring over 4,000

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stated that farmers had a right to speak their mind but warned that Groundswell's protests would create the perception that farmers were opposed to improving freshwater quality, addressing climate change, managing animal welfare, and ignored the Government's efforts to work with the sector.

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denied that the Government was requisitioning their orders but was merely asking suppliers to consolidate forward orders of rapid antigen tests. The opposition National and ACT parties accused the Government of requisitioning rapid antigen tests from the private sector to hide its alleged

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calling for a "humanitarian pause" to allow Gazan civilians to receive aid and for the creation of safe zones for civilians during the 2023 Israel-Hamas war. Hipkins authored the statement in consultation with incoming Prime Minister Luxon. On 28 October, New Zealand voted in favour of

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for the rest of their lives. Older generations will only be permitted to buy tobacco products with very low-levels of nicotine while fewer shops will be allowed to sell tobacco products. The Government's announcement was welcomed by the Green Party and several health leaders including

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reported that Ardern was not intending to forge a formal coalition with the Green Party but was exploring the possibility of a lower-level support arrangement due to Labour's large parliamentary majority. During the 2020 election campaign on 14 October, Ardern had ruled out the Green's

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held on 14 October, the Labour Party lost its place as the largest party in parliament to the National Party. In final results, Labour gained 26.91% of the popular vote and its share of parliamentary seats dropped from 64 to 34. Hipkins conceded the election to National Party leader

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On 26 January, Mahuta and Ardern expressed support for Ukrainian sovereignty and urged Russia to deescalate tensions in accordance with international law. Ardern also indicated that New Zealand would consider applying targeted sanctions against Russia in the event of hostilities.

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On 25 March 2022, Ardern and Mahuta joined the Australian Government in expressing concerns about a proposed Solomon Islands security agreement with China, which would allow China to deploy military and security forces in the Solomon Islands and establish a military base there.

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announcing staff and subject cuts in response to financial difficulties. While Universities New Zealand chief executive Chris Whelan welcomed the funding injection, he said that it would not resolve all of the financial troubles that universities in New Zealand were facing.

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mandate requiring petrol and diesel to source a certain percentage of biofuel from renewable resources would be scrapped. In addition, Hipkins confirmed that other policies including the social income insurance scheme, proposed hate speech legislation, and the controversial

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is encouraged, while schools and day care centers continue to serve the children of essential workers. Limits have also been placed on public gatherings and travel around Auckland. Under Level 2, gatherings are restricted to 100 people and travel to Auckland is restricted.

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On 13 March, Hipkins announced that the Government would be scrapping several policies and reform programmes including legislation to lower the voting age to 16 years, the speed reduction programme except for the most dangerous 1% of highways, and the NZ$ 586 million

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the libertarian ACT Party. While the National and Green parties supported the legislation, the former voiced concern about the experimental nature of the bill while the latter raised concerns about criminal prohibition pushing the tobacco industry "underground."

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estimated that this proposed tax change could generate NZ$ 226 million in tax revenue from 2026. Following intense public criticism from fund managers and the opposition National Party, the Government abandoned its plans to apply GST taxation on Kiwisaver fees.

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On 11 October, Ardern announced plans to tax the emissions produced by farm animals by 2025. Agricultural emissions by farm animals including burping and urination account for about half of New Zealand's emissions. The Government's proposal was criticised by

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On 27 June, Tinetti and Robertson announced that the Government would be investing NZ$ 128 million to increase tuition subsidies at degree level and above by a further four percent between 2024 and 2025 for all tertiary institutions including universities,

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applications was criticised by human rights advocates and Afghan migrants. Former Afghan interpreter Diamond Kazimi stated that 200 Afghan families who had assisted the NZDF were still waiting for their visa applications to be processed. By 26 August, a

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School principal Eddie Uluilelata, Konini School deputy principal Khali Olivera, Te Kōmanawa Rowley School principal Graeme Norman, and Alwyn Poole of Innovative Education Consultants, who described it as insufficient and advocated smaller class sizes.

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chief executive Bill Bayfield, and forestry engineer Matthew McCloy. Several political and civil society leaders including National Party leader Luxon, the Forest Owners Association President Don Carson, Green Party co-leader Shaw and fellow Green MP

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On 16 August 2023, the Water Services Entities Amendment Act 2023 passed its third reading. The bill increased the number of water services entities from four to ten, setting 2026 as their inauguration date. That same day, the Government passed the

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that the COVID-19 vaccine would be made free as part of its goal of keeping New Zealanders safe from COVID-19. Other key issues and promises addressed within the speech included building 18,000 public homes, raising the minimum wage, replacing the

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since incoming Prime Minister Luxon was unable to participate due to coalition negotiations with ACT and NZ First. By 18 November, Hipkins confirmed that the Government had sent a total of NZ$ 10 million to support humanitarian activities by the

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questions about his member's bill, which has been described as "extremely unlikely to ever become law." Ministers being asked questions by their own party's MPs has been a feature of Question Time under successive governments for decades. The

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heating. In addition, NZ$ 12.92 million would be spent on other projects including purchasing electrical vehicles, charging infrastructure, and upgrading heating systems at various public facilities including hospitals, police stations, the

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while expressing concern about the need for educating electric car users. Motor Trade Association chief executive Craig Pomare claimed that the rebate would not be enough to encourage motor users to make the switch to electric cars while

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travelers with the exception of those coming from Australia, Antarctica, and most Pacific Island states including Fiji, Samoa, Tokelau, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu. On 15 January, Ardern announced the establishment of a one-way travel bubble for

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which would ban live animal exports from April 2023. The bill was supported by the Labour and Green parties but was opposed by the opposition National and ACT parties. The Government's ban on live animal exports was motivated by the

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On 14 April, the New Zealand Government confirmed that a ban on live cattle exports by sea would be implemented over the two next years. The ban came as a result of a review into livestock exports launched two years ago by

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and Australia the following year, facilitating two-way quarantine travel between these countries. On 17 December, Ardern also announced that the Government had purchased two more vaccines from the pharmaceutical companies

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was promoted to Cabinet while retaining her community and voluntary sector, ethnic communities, youth, associate social development portfolios and adopting the associate workplace relations portfolios. Former Chief Whip

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programme. In addition, the Government announced that it would delay or scale-back several policies and programmes including proposed alcohol reforms, the container return scheme, public transportation including the

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On 17 August, the Government unveiled a ten-year transport plan proposing that NZ$ 20 billion of funding on 14 new key roads and public transport links for public consultation. On 18 August, Agricultural Minister

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regions. This marked the second time that New Zealand had filed a legal challenge at the ICJ in support of another country. In 2012, New Zealand had supported Australia's case against Japanese whaling at the ICJ.

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passed its third and final reading with the bipartisan support of most parties except ACT. This bill intends to make it easier to build houses in major cities in order to address the country's housing shortage.

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criticised the plan, stating that " what is needed now is action, not more vision statements, working groups and nice words." In mid-September, the Government also announced the members of the interim boards of

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legislative changes will not be implemented prior to the 2023 general election. That same day, Labour campaigned on introducing several new youth crime policies including building two "high-needs units" within

6295: 5434: 4952: 4044: 6888: 5050: 3327: 547:"). Farmers, tradespersons and agricultural sector professionals claimed that the so-called "Ute tax" discriminated Ute users due to the lack of electrical alternatives. In response, the Agriculture Minister 9468: 8728: 6988: 4171: 3664: 2800: 1808:. The Government contributed NZ$ 150,000 to the Mayoral Relief Fund to help communities in the Gisborne District and another NZ$ 100,000 to help local farmers and horticulturalists affected by Cyclone Hale. 390: 149: 8839: 2702: 2033:

practices particularly the stockpiling of discarded branches and "offcuts," which had exacerbated flood damage caused by Cyclone Gabrielle. The inquiry will be led by former National Party cabinet minister

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health and community response services, investing in mental health services, bivalent COVID-19 boosters, and influenza vaccination campaigns, and recruiting international nurses and health professionals.

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exceeded the powers of the Medicines Act. The Medical Action Society had argued that this action would have undermined public trust in the vaccine and wasted vaccine stock already in use in New Zealand.

7954: 7821: 4528: 3262: 1629:'s lead climate campaigner Christine Rose claimed the Government's proposed tax on agricultural emissions was insufficient and favoured dairy producers over beef and sheep farmers and Māori landowners. 5794: 3099: 1835:

where he met with Auckland business leaders to discuss issues affecting the business sector including skills shortages, immigration visa settings, wage rises, and dissatisfaction with the Government's

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welcomed the inquiry as a means of preparing for future pandemics, the Green and National parties regarded the inquiry's scope as too narrow and called for a separate review into its economic impact.

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in 1842. The agreements includes a financial redress of NZ$ 13 million, the option to transfer culturally significant lands to the iwi as "cultural redress," and shared redress between the iwi and

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On 24 February, it was reported that the Government's Progressive Home Ownership Scheme, which cost NZ$ 17 million, had only resettled 12 families in the last seven months. While Housing Minister

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community while National health spokesperson Reti and ACT Deputy leader Van Velden questioned the effectiveness of the legislation and argued it would cause more harm and crime in the community.

567:. On 6 August 2021, the Bill passed its first reading with the support of all political parties except the opposition National Party, which wanted provisions protecting parents from prosecution. 8784: 532:, who has been critical of the use of "patsy questions" in the past, said that Seymour was showing "remarkable hutzpah" in complaining about the practice the day after making use of it himself. 6220: 5339: 4690: 4486: 903:. Under the proposed legislation, only self-contained vehicles with fixed toilets will be able to stay on land managed by local councils. Non-self-contained vehicles will be allowed to stay on 832: 9700: 7921: 5634: 5008: 2960: 2669: 2464: 1924:

Community Service Card holders and tertiary students would be made permanent from 1 July 2023. These subsidies were intended to address the high national cost of living and the effects of the

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had opted to dispense the payments automatically rather than manually check the eligibility of tax residents. The opposition National Party accused the Government of wasting taxpayer money.

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On 15 February, the Government tabled its response to the report of the Social Services and Community Committee on Matters related to Forced Adoptions. At the same time, Minister of Justice

5315: 1215: 9601: 8943: 3229: 2596: 1584:, Ardern announced that a one-off public holiday would be held on 26 September to mark the monarch's passing. The holiday would coincide with a state memorial service for Elizabeth at the 11213: 6425: 6188: 5401: 967:

would be sent on a reconnaissance flight as soon as it was safe to do so. On 17 January, the P-63 Orion departed for Tonga following reports of no continued ashfall in the island nation.

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On 19 July, the Government extended the 25-cent fuel tax cut and the half price public transportation subsidy until late January 2023 in a bid to combat rising inflation in New Zealand.

11404: 10505: 9190: 7258: 6036: 3385: 1603: 6920: 6554: 4389: 2895: 2836: 2285:: the Water Services Economic Efficiency and Consumer Protection Act 2023 and Water Services Legislation Act 2023. The first bill sets up an economic regulation regime overseen by the 9282: 7418: 7215: 7089: 6823: 6489: 4877: 3929: 3632: 8051: 7987: 6589: 6252: 3428: 3067: 9158: 543:" in 57 towns and cities across New Zealand to protest the Government's freshwater, biodiversity, winter grazing, climate change, and Clean Car Package rebate scheme (known as the " 9510: 5072: 3362: 2561: 9749: 9368: 9016: 8460: 8314: 7473: 5836: 4095: 2872: 2500: 2072:

expressed concerned with the Government's abandonment of several climate change policies and urged Shaw to resign as Climate Change Minister. The opposition National Party leader

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to set up a NZ$ 2 billion investment fund to help reach the Government's target of 100 percent renewable energy by 2030. The BlackRock investment fund will support solar, wind,

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and the Auckland CBD. The planned light rail network will integrate with current train and bus hubs as well as the City Rail Link's stations and connections. Transport Minister

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Following prolonged negotiations, the Green Party agreed to enter into a cooperation agreement with the Labour Party on 31 October. Under this governing arrangement, co-leader

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announced that the Government would introduce legislation to ban tourists from hiring vans that are not self-contained in order to reduce the waster problems associated with

6360: 6003: 5764: 1135:(UNHCR) process and meet the criteria for NZ's refugee quota requirements. As part of the deal, 450 refugees would be resettled in New Zealand over a three-year period. The 9061: 8223: 5368: 5186: 4357: 3886: 3294: 9445: 7314: 5209: 4325: 2938: 1500:

welcomed the repeal of what they described as a punitive law that did little to rehabilitate or reintegrate criminals, the National and ACT parties' justice spokespersons

764:" to take control of the management of storm water, drinking water and wastewater from local councils and territorial bodies. The "Three Waters" reforms would place these 586:. The Afghan evacuees include nuclear family members, numbering about 200 individuals. By 23 August, the first batch of Afghan evacuees had arrived in New Zealand via the 9212: 9093: 6658: 6165: 4260: 3985: 1908:

also joined Hipkins' Cabinet. Andersen assumed the "Digital Economy and Communications, Small Business, and Seniors ministerial portfolios as well as the immigration and

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succeeded Grant Robertson as Deputy Prime Minister. On 25 January, Hipkins and Sepuloni were formally sworn in as Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister respectively.

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after the High Court Judge Rebecca Ellis ruled in favour of the Ngai Kaitiaki Tuku Ihu Medical Action Society's contention that the Government's decision to approve the

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would revise the deportation policy to take into account individuals' connections to Australia and the length of time they had lived in the country. In response to the

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welcomed the Government's decision to scrap so-called "wasteful" and "unpopular" policies but urged the Government to reduce spending and taxation. ACT Party leader

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expressed disappointment with cutbacks of climate action policies such as the Clean Car Upgrade during the so-called "policy bonfire." Meanwhile, Māori Party leader

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announced that the Government would pursue reform of adoption laws during the 53rd Parliament. The Government had already referred a review of surrogacy laws to the

9478: 8718: 6978: 6133: 5971: 3654: 2790: 1382:, bringing the total amount of New Zealand military assistance to Ukraine to $ 33 million. In addition, the Government dispatched a military officer to support the 11233: 11199: 11094: 10535: 10412: 9859: 8849: 4582: 4464: 3798: 2692: 1725: 1041:

between February and early March 2022. Police forcibly removed protesters on 3 March 2022, with the occupation causing significant damage to Parliament's grounds.

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visited Auckland to assess the damage, liaise with local authorities and emergency services, reassure affected constituents, and attended a press conference with

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creating a once-off public holiday on 26 September. While Labour, National and the Green parties supported the bill, it was opposed by the ACT and Māori parties.

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for use in New Zealand. The initial batches of the vaccine are scheduled to arrive in late March 2021, with frontline workers and the vulnerable given priority.

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would be introduced on 24 June 2022. This fulfilled her election pledge in September 2020 to make Matariki a public holiday if Labour was re-elected during the

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would be redirecting marketing to focus on "super wealthy" tourists from Europe, North America, and parts of Asia. That same day, Ardern and Education Minister

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for an estimated NZ$ 2.1 billion. As a result, the Government acquired full control of the state-owned bank from the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, ACC, and

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jointly announced that the two governments had reached an agreement for New Zealand to accept 150 refugees a year as part of its annual refugee quota from the

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On 2 March, Ardern and Health Minister Andrew Little announced that the Government would be appointing a panel of experts to review the drug-purchasing agency

3089: 1962:(IFRC) responses in Turkey and Syria. Hipkins also confirmed that New Zealand would be providing humanitarian assistance to those affected by the earthquake. 1332:

became deputy leader of the House while gaining the associate transport, associate local government, emergency management and racing portfolios. In addition,

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chair Alistair Humphrey, Health Coalition Aotearoa smokefree expert advisory group chair Sally Liggins, and University of Auckland Associate Dean of Pacific

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On 16 January 2022 Foreign Minister Mahuta and Ardern announced that New Zealand was making an initial donation of NZ$ 500,000 to Tonga in response to the

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On 9 February, Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta announced the suspension of high-level bilateral military and political relations with Myanmar following the

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debating chamber. While Labour, National, the ACT, and Green parties agreed to send MPs, the Māori Party stated that it would not since it was unsafe.

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criticised the proposed legislation, stating that prohibition was unworkable and claiming that it would create a black market for tobacco products.

8586: 8391: 6781: 4779: 4648: 3186: 959:, New Zealand Defence Force, and other government agencies were working through air and sea options to provide assistance to Tonga. In addition, a 327:

in order to settle a class action lawsuit alleging that the Government was liable for losses caused by the incursion of the kiwifruit vine disease

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in New Zealand and pledged that the Government would be carbon neutral by 2025 through a parliamentary motion. As part of this commitment towards

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argued that New Zealanders needed a change in government and stated "that Hipkins U-turning on a tiny handful of policies isn't fooling anyone."

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and empower Police to prosecute juvenile ram raiders including 12 year olds. The bill seeks to address a recent rise in retail crimes including

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passed its third and final reading, becoming law with broad cross-party support. The bill's passage was aided by the new National Party leader

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Meanwhile, Ardern defended the Government's commitment to the environment and brushed off suggestions of a rural-urban divide in New Zealand.

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praised the investment in infrastructure, he expressed concerned about what he regarded as insufficient support for the horticulture sector.

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cheaper while raising the price of new petrol and new diesel vehicles, commencing in July. This policy announcement followed a report by the

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claimed the Government was ignoring the crime rate and vowed to reinstate the Sentencing and Parole Reform Act if re-elected in the future.

297:, would resume. The Government plans to resettled 210 refugees by 30 June 2021. Refugees will undergo a two-week stay in managed isolation. 185: 11530: 8041: 7977: 6579: 3418: 3057: 2355:. On 25 October Carolyn Schwalger, New Zealand's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, delivered a statement from Hipkins to the 1539: 1284:, the opposition National Party questioned the government's proposed reforms while the ACT Party expressed concerns about racial division. 828: 726:

a public holiday. During its first reading, the bill was supported by the Labour, Green and Māori parties but opposed by National and ACT.

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for addressing the health effects of smoking particularly within the Māori and Pasifika communities. By contrast, ACT health spokesperson

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allowing PSA into the country through the import of kiwifruit pollen from China. As a result of the settlement, the appeal was withdrawn.

11485: 9500: 8219: 3350: 2571: 1492:. The bill was supported by the Labour, Green, and Māori parties but was opposed by the National and ACT parties. While Justice Minister 877:

On 25 November, the Government announced it would soon release a new Social Security Insurance scheme, labelled the biggest expansion of

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and giving Police the powers to disrupt gangs' communications, ability to organise their activities, and warrantless search powers.

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Ukrainians and comes with work and study rights. In addition, the Government contributed another NZ$ 4 million in humanitarian aid.

11500: 11414: 11148: 11112: 11078: 11046: 11014: 10773: 10746: 10739: 9566: 7354: 6059:"Soaring petrol prices, cost-of-living crisis: Jacinda Ardern's Govt slashes fuel taxes from midnight; half-price public transport" 2423: 2412: 2392: 2388: 2348: 2127: 1925: 1847: 1805: 1636:

announced that the Government would launch a NZ$ 1.3 billion national payment system for all bus, train and ferry fares called the

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the waitlist for six months or longer, 1569 had been waiting for at least a year, and 72 have been waiting for two years or more.

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On 18 November, Foreign Minister Mahuta joined her Australian, Canadian, British and United States counterparts in condemning the

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or asylum seekers temporarily in Australia for "processing." Refugees being resettled in New Zealand will have to go through the

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in 2023. The light rail network was supported by the Green Party but criticised by the ACT party as a waste of taxpayer revenue.

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to reform the disability support system and improve outcomes for disabled peoples. In addition, the Government announced a new

714: 520: 427: 31: 7576: 6856: 6382: 816:'s freshwater group) welcomed the Three Water reforms, claiming they would improve water services and environmental outcomes. 11495: 11179: 10360: 10018: 9983: 6943: 5892: 5273: 5141: 4422: 2232: 1851: 1816: 1633: 1558: 1551: 1489: 1292: 1121: 1011: 999: 851: 613:

On 17 August, the Government reinstated Alert Level 4 restrictions on New Zealand in response to a community outbreak of the

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On 14 May, Hipkins, Robertson, Wood, and Verrall announced that the Government would be allocating NZ$ 941 million from the

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party alleged that the Labour Government had spent $ 4 million-worth of Parliament's time asking itself questions since the

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On 19 January, Ardern confirmed that she would be resigning as Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party prior to the

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announced that the Government had loaned NZ$ 6 million from the Regional Strategic Partnership Fund to help food producer

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In mid-June 2022, Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson introduced draft legislation to formally merge public broadcasters

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claimed that the Government's measures were insufficient in tackling organised crime and called on the Government to ban

108: 4592: 4454: 11520: 11440: 11223: 10510: 9341: 7549: 5435:"New Zealand's government announces bold new Smokefree 2025 Action Plan to BAN young people smoking across the country" 2525: 2313:. While the bill was supported by the Labour, National and ACT parties, it was opposed by the Green and Māori parties. 1269: 1253: 447: 1187:; NZ$ 164.6 million in operating cash and NZ$ 20.7 million capital funding to training Police to the standards of the 1025:

particularly vaccine mandates and lockdowns attracted protests from several anti-vaccination protest groups including

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a criminal offence with a ten-year sentence and allowing 12 and 13-year old ram raiders to be tried in Youth Courts.

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In early November 2023, Deputy Prime Minister Sepuloni along with the National Party's foreign affairs spokesperson

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while Michael Wood was assigned the new Minister of Auckland portfolio in response to the 2023 North Island floods.

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while strengthening the Ministry's stewardship role. It also includes a rural health strategy. While Labour and the

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Mayor Helen Worboys opposed the bill on the grounds that it would take local community assets without compensation.

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announced that the New Zealand Government had approved a NZ$ 14.6 billion project to establish a partially tunneled

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had made two evacuation flights from Kabul. That same day, the RNZAF suspended its evacuation flights following the

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Following the conclusion of coalition negotiations between National, ACT and New Zealand First on 24 November, the

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and recruiting new Police officers; and NZ$ $ 198.3 million to prison rehabilitation programmes and recruiting new

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Collins and ACT Party leader David Seymour criticised this suspension as undemocratic and an "overreach of power."

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would become Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence and Associate Minister of Housing. During a

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supported calls for an inquiry into the forestry industry's practices and accountability from forestry companies.

1752:'s Monetary Policy Committee as well as how government policies applied to individual cases. While epidemiologist 11464: 10958: 10938: 10933: 10918: 10913: 10866: 10841: 10789: 10611: 10540: 10344: 5601: 4747:"Parliament passes counter-terrorism laws, criminalising terror planning and expanding warrantless search powers" 2356: 2282: 2220: 2204: 2157:

On 6 June, Health Minister Verrall announced that the Government would be introducing new rules to clamp down on

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On 18 May, the Health Minister Andrew Little announced that the Government would seek to amend Section 23 of the

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will be established to set up policies for Māori health and to oversee the provision of Māori health services. A

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confirmed that New Zealand's refugee resettlement programme, which had been suspended in 2020 as a result of the

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and Asian communities. The curriculum will be launched in 2023 and will be compulsory in schools up to Year 10.

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agreement as a "gold-standard free trade agreement" that would help accelerate the country's economic recovery.

8143:"Cabinet reshuffle: Prime Minister Chris Hipkins unveils new line-up; Government response to Auckland flooding" 1753: 1390: 900: 784: 626: 579: 336: 153: 5635:"$ 14 billion Auckland light rail bid gets green light, decision on second Waitemata Harbour crossing on 2023" 1210:

In late May 2022, Ardern led a trade and tourism mission to the United States. During her trip, she urged the

1109:" history curriculum, which emphasizes the teaching of New Zealand history including the contributions of the 301: 11505: 11364: 11269: 11240: 11167: 10943: 10896: 10851: 10525: 10500: 9773: 8189: 4128: 1982: 1840: 1596: 1393:(ICJ) contesting Russia's claim that it had invaded Ukraine in response to alleged Ukrainian genocide in the 1363:(ANZPM). The new broadcasting service is expected to come into existence on 1 March 2023. Under the proposed 53: 47: 2203:

On 31 July, Cyclone Recovery Minister Robertson proposed a cyclone recovery cost-sharing agreement with the

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which devastated Auckland, Hipkins along with Emergency Management Minister McAnulty and Transport Minister

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In mid–June 2021, Ardern announced that the New Zealand Government would formally apologise for the

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would remain Minister for Climate Change and become Associate Environment Minister while fellow co-leader

11339: 10928: 10923: 10861: 10433: 10417: 9993: 9017:"Cyclone Gabrielle: Human Rights Commission criticises lack of residents' input into East Coast recovery" 5402:"Government to ban tobacco sales to young people for their lifetime in first-ever 'smokefree generation'" 3887:"Ardern says climate crisis is 'life or death' as New Zealand landmark report calls for sweeping changes" 3534: 2387:

to prolong the caretaker government arrangement until the conclusion of coalition talks for the incoming

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and promoting economic recovery from COVID-19 through infrastructure investment and training incentives.

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criticised the lack of public consultation in the Government's cyclone recovery cost-sharing agreement.

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On 30 June, Mahuta and Parker confirmed that New Zealand would support Ukraine's legal challenge at the

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and Migrant Workers Association President Anu Kaloti for addressing the needs and concerns of migrants.

10871: 10846: 3508: 3026:"Govt secures another two Covid-19 vaccines, PM says every New Zealander will be able to be vaccinated" 2961:"Covid 19 coronavirus: Cook Islands, New Zealand travel bubble without quarantine from early next year" 1733: 1075:. On 9 March, the Russian Sanctions Bill passed with unanimous support from all parties in Parliament. 798: 643: 540: 368: 65: 1291:

resigned from Parliament, with his immigration, justice, and broadcasting portfolios being assumed by

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centralize water utilities and services was criticised by several local councils and mayors including

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announced that the Government would pass legislation upholding local council's decisions to establish

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On 4 May, Verrall launched the Government's 2023 Winter Health Plan with the national health service

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that any party won enough seats to govern without a coalition or a confidence and supply agreement.

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in a landslide, winning 50% of the vote and 65 seats in the House, the first time under the current

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On 1 August, the Government launched its "cost of living payment" support programme as part of the

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On 27 June, Ardern confirmed that New Zealand would contribute NZ$ 4.5 million worth of aid to the

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call, 85% of the 150 Green Party delegates voted to accept this cooperation agreement with Labour.

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confirmed that the Government had contributed relief assistance to farmers and communities in the

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claimed that repealing the "three strikes law" would encourage gangs and violent crime offenders.

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expressed concerns about the lack of electric vehicle alternatives for farmers and tradespersons.

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On 13 February 2020, the Government agreed to pay NZ$ 40 million to 212 kiwifruit orchardists and

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announced a NZ$ 370 million plan to help farmers reduce carbon emissions over a five-ear period.

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disposal. On 10 July, Hipkins announced that the Government would introduce legislation to make

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On 13 February, Hipkins announced a NZ$ 11.5m aid package in response to storm damage caused by

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under the Smokefree 2025 goal that would ban anyone under the age of 14 from legally purchasing

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for improving mental health outcomes including setting up an external oversight group headed by

11540: 11372: 11332: 11175: 10948: 10876: 10033: 9441: 9057: 8880: 8789: 8594: 8491: 8387: 8319: 8147: 8078: 7917: 7882: 7847: 7844:"Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Smoked Tobacco) Amendment Bill — Third Reading" 7748: 7617: 7445: 7319: 7189: 6951: 6883: 6722: 6290: 6225: 6063: 6031: 5967: 5900: 5765:"As it happened: Latest on Parliament protest, COVID-19 community outbreak - Thursday, March 3" 5737: 5569:"MFAT advises New Zealanders in Ukraine to 'consider leaving' due to fears of Russian invasion" 5345: 5182: 5077: 4882: 4394: 4100: 3957: 3825: 3695: 3456: 3423: 3386:"Just 54 people have signed up for government's scheme to address fruitpicking labour shortage" 3358: 3322: 3289: 3191: 2965: 2831: 2697: 2061: 1324: 1223: 1087: 1014:

also added that the Government would decide on plans to establish a second harbour crossing at

878: 654: 622: 583: 173: 6979:"New Zealand moves ahead with world-first tobacco laws in bid to create smoke-free generation" 5701:"Covid-19: Destiny Church denies making profit from protest group's anti-lockdown merchandise" 5340:"Government finalises massive expansion of social safety net, funded by 1-2 per cent tax hike" 1340:

became the new Chief Whip; and Meka Whatiri assumed the food safety portfolio.Labour list MPs

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On 19 October, the Labour and National parties supported a bipartisan housing bill called the

9373: 8719:"Flood, cyclone recovery: Govt to spend $ 1b on education, transport projects, mental health" 5369:"New freedom camping rules see ban on vehicles without fixed toilets from using council land" 2372: 2352: 2069: 1714: 1683:

entity will also be established to provide input into the NPF and ensure compliance with the

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ruling that the Government could not be held liable for the damage caused by PSA despite the

9369:"New Zealand elects conservative Christopher Luxon as premier after 6 years of liberal rule" 8752:"Government's cyclone recovery package: 'It will be a journey' - Councils, opposition react" 7680:"Jacinda Ardern, Ayesha Verrall announce Royal Commission of Inquiry into COVID-19 response" 3253:"Jacinda Ardern reveals what date NZ will celebrate its new Matariki public holiday in 2022" 1720:

On 5 December, Ardern and Verrall formally announced that the Government would be holding a

10831: 3154:"Welcome to the bubble: Cook Islanders able to enter NZ without quarantine from January 21" 2562:"New Zealand abandons Labour and shifts to the right as country votes for wholesale change" 2416: 2236: 1741: 1578: 1336:

assumed the COVID-19 response and Research, Science and Innovation ministerial portfolios;

1211: 749: 647: 587: 328: 142: 69: 5073:"Wellington mayor disappointed by Government's move to force through Three Waters reforms" 4976:"Government pushes ahead with Three Waters reform, will take water services from councils" 1625:, who said it would hurt the farming sector by discouraging farmers from making a living. 1246: 1207:

admitted that only nine nurses had applied for the "green list" scheme by late July 2022.

590:, where arrangements were made for their travel to New Zealand with the assistance of the 8: 10901: 9727: 9469:"New Zealand calls for humanitarian pause in Gaza, during session of UN Security Council" 8840:"Government announces extra $ 128m for cash-strapped universities, tertiary institutions" 5041:"South Island councils disappointed by govt decision to push through Three Waters reform" 4358:"Afghanistan: Taliban heaps praise on New Zealand over $ 3 million humanitarian donation" 4096:"Howl of a protest: Thousands of farmers preparing to parade through 47 towns and cities" 2286: 2208: 2179: 2178:. This funding injection came in response to several tertiary institutions including the 2088: 1951: 1136: 975: 802: 134: 9609: 9574: 9337: 8523:"James Shaw failed dismally over policy purge and 'should stand down', say Te Pāti Māor" 8254: 7346: 4261:"'Shame': Conversion Therapy bill passes first reading but is opposed by National Party" 3655:"PM Jacinda Ardern and Health Minister Andrew Little announce details of Pharmac review" 2636: 10163: 10003: 8286: 7048:"Govt defends $ 350 cost of living payment after overseas Kiwis told they are eligible" 6622: 6617: 4162:"Farmer-led protest group's grassroots beginnings: 'It's the rules that we're against'" 2403: 2275: 1998: 1997:. The following day, the Minister of Emergency Management McAnulty declared a national 1947: 1909: 1793: 1699: 1684: 1497: 1478: 1378:

Trust Fund including medical kits, fuel, communications equipment, and rations for the

1261: 1184: 1026: 987: 964: 788: 691: 607: 582:

53 New Zealanders and 37 Afghans who had worked for the NZ military in response to the

564: 548: 494: 435: 420: 18: 7441:"National public ticketing payment system for buses, trains, ferries to be introduced" 5538:"Tonga eruption: NZ Air Force plane leaves for reconnaissance flight to assess damage" 4943:"UK-NZ free trade agreement reached, promising zero-tariffs and $ 970m economic boost" 4195:"RURAL Live updates: Farmers take to their tractors in nationwide Groundswell protest" 2029:

On 23 February, the Government ordered a ministerial inquiry into forestry companies'

11419: 10886: 10836: 10709: 10254: 10053: 9877: 9505: 9473: 9277: 9249: 9217: 9185: 9153: 9120: 9088: 9021: 8844: 8756: 8723: 8691: 8559: 8351: 7684: 7581: 7413: 7381: 7220: 7153: 7084: 7052: 6915: 6851: 6818: 6786: 6754: 6750:"RNZ-TVNZ mega-entity named 'Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media' in draft legislation" 6584: 6549: 6452: 6420: 6355: 6257: 6160: 5998: 5931: 5831: 5606: 5475: 5310: 5278: 5246: 5214: 5110: 5045: 4914: 4849: 4685: 4587: 4555: 4523: 4459: 4330: 4133: 3924: 3760: 3659: 3627: 3594: 3094: 3062: 3030: 2827:"New Zealand Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta pushes back on China's Five Eyes warning" 2729: 2601: 2530: 2456: 2341: 2317: 2131: 2073: 2010: 1994: 1970: 1855: 1801: 1797: 1645: 1618: 1352: 1345: 1083: 1049: 1015: 991: 928: 882: 770: 658: 475: 409: 189: 141:

announced a marketing campaign to encourage young people particularly women to enter

39: 11429: 4878:"Labour and National join forces for housing crisis fix, ending decades of standoff" 4616:"Covid-19 NZ: National and ACT reject plan for virtual Parliament and Question Time" 465:

On 14 June 2021, the Government announced that it would introduce subsidies to make

10656: 8985: 8948: 8315:"Turkey earthquake: NZ commits $ 1.5m in humanitarian support as death toll climbs" 5927:"New Zealand signs free trade deal with UK to eliminate all tariffs for NZ exports" 4519:"Afghan interpreter says New Zealand has left his family to die at Taliban's hands" 4071:"Government has chewed up $ 4 million of Parliament's time asking itself questions" 3953:"Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announces apology for dawn raids targeting Pasifika" 3090:"Covid-19: UK and US travellers to need pre-departure tests before departing to NZ" 2868: 2251: 2002: 1939: 1609: 1520: 1473: 1422: 1007: 795: 466: 8622:"Class sizes to decrease by one for years 4 to 8, requiring an extra 320 teachers" 7945:"Live: Jacinda Ardern announces she will resign as prime minister by February 7th" 7540:"Resource management fix: The Government's proposed mega overhaul of RMA revealed" 940:

Resource Management (Enabling Housing Supply and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2021

685:

chair Judy McGregor. In response, the National Party's mental health spokesperson

10569:

Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Smoked Tobacco) Amendment Act 2022

10552: 10368: 10331: 10121: 10097: 10092: 10087: 10048: 10038: 9968: 9958: 9826: 9818: 9310: 8659: 8626: 8527: 8419: 8111: 7949: 7816: 7717: 7507:"Government changes firearms Bill to ease backlog of people seeking gun licences" 7315:"Queen Elizabeth death: Parliament to rush through bill to create public holiday" 7286: 7253: 6319:"New Zealand to fully reopen borders for first time since Covid pandemic started" 5864: 5705: 5573: 5406: 5373: 5146: 4980: 4947: 4817: 4784: 4751: 4718: 4653: 4620: 4265: 4166: 4048: 3793: 3390: 3126: 2900: 2795: 2762: 2396: 2321: 2306: 2242:

On 8 August, the Government entered into an agreement with US investment company

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Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Smoked Tobacco) Amendment Act 2022

1703: 1543: 1329: 820: 662: 512: 497:

on 26 June 2021. The Government's apology announcement was supported by both the

312: 130: 116: 112: 8347:"Watch: TVNZ/RNZ merger scrapped, income insurance and hate speech laws delayed" 8107:"Analysis: Wayne Brown appears to have missed what a mayor's job is in a crisis" 6448:"Nine nurses apply in first four weeks of new residency visa, MBIE figures show" 6286:"Government $ 562 million police, crime package amid gang, guns, ram raid spree" 3285:"Election 2020: Matariki will become a public holiday if Labour re-elected – PM" 1680: 1280:

supported the bill as a means of facilitating health reforms and ensuring Māori

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and Justice Minister Little announced that the Government would establish a new

371:, the adoption inquiry is therefore to be conducted by the Ministry of Justice. 11306: 11157: 10701: 10302: 10294: 10222: 10152: 10043: 9988: 9810: 9781: 7910:"Government support for flood-affected Gisborne Tairāwhiti farmers and growers" 6128: 4228:"'No place in modern New Zealand': government signals conversion practices ban" 3854:"New Zealand unveils $ 8,600 subsidy for electric vehicles to reduce emissions" 3789:"Government announces radical plan to centralise healthcare, will abolish DHBs" 3452:"Covid 19 coronavirus: Auckland to level 3 tonight; rest of country at level 2" 2994:"New Zealand travel bubble with Australia coming in early 2021, NZ PM confirms" 2758:"Tourism minister to ban tourists from hiring vans that are not self-contained" 2419:

in Israel and the Palestinian Territories in response to the Israel-Hamas war.

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chair Hinewai Ormsby. While the National Party's cyclone recovery spokesperson

2022: 1901: 1873: 1622: 1501: 1379: 1333: 1308: 1304: 911: 780: 731: 639: 536: 505: 479: 352: 50: 9843: 8981:"Cyclone Gabrielle: Buyout details agreed for Category 3 homes in Hawke's Bay" 8944:"Cyclone Gabrielle: Government proposes cost-sharing arrangement with council" 4423:"New Zealand to extend national lockdown after more Covid-19 cases identified" 3724:"New Zealand moves to rein in runaway housing market with billion dollar plan" 2791:"More women picking up the tools, Government says as trades campaign launches" 1965:

On 8 February, Hipkins announced that several policies including the proposed

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Resource Management (Enabling Housing Supply and Other Matters) Amendment Bill

11479: 11355: 11312: 10685: 10384: 10323: 10233: 10203: 10193: 10028: 9951: 9789: 8655:"Can one less student make a difference? Teachers respond to smaller classes" 5444: 2460: 2447:"Jacinda Ardern to govern New Zealand for second term after historic victory" 2139:

rescue package was welcomed by local government and health leaders including

2077: 2014: 1881: 1449:

Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Smoked Tobacco) Amendment Bill

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would be resigning in mid-August 2022 to assume a diplomatic post in Europe.

1281: 1171: 1147: 1124: 757: 544: 386: 379: 332: 261: 200: 138: 57: 10530: 9534:"Pacific Islands Forum: Carmel Sepuloni, Gerry Brownlee arrive in Rarotonga" 8876:"PM Chris Hipkins reveals new Govt youth crime policy as Kiri Allan returns" 7282:"One-off public holiday on September 26 to mark death of Queen Elizabeth II" 4681:"Mental health 10-year plan to guide government decisions - Minister Little" 4551:"370 evacuees from Afghanistan headed for New Zealand, Foreign Affairs says" 2859:"China warns NZ, other Five Eyes nations to stay out of Hong Kong situation" 2290:

programme and vowed to repeal them if elected into government following the

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had decided to accept a 2012 deal between former New Zealand Prime Minister

1066:

On 7 March, Ardern announced that the Government would be introducing a new

10677: 10546: 10259: 10188: 10168: 10158: 10023: 9405: 8817: 8587:"Major shakeup will see affordable water reforms led and delivered locally" 8046: 7812:"Government changes immigration rules for nurses, teachers and bus drivers" 6983: 6879:"Bid to crackdown on gangs: Chris Hipkins and Kiri Allan announce new laws" 6517: 6323: 6193: 4298: 4294:"New Zealand to deploy troops to aid citizens' evacuation from Afghanistan" 4232: 3891: 3858: 3728: 3590:"Progressive Home Ownership Scheme houses just 12 families in seven months" 3224: 2933: 2566: 2495: 2451: 2324:

announced that the Government would create six new marine reserves between

2143: 2115: 2044: 2035: 1986: 1737: 1581: 1505: 1226: 1218:(CPTPP) and promoted New Zealand's firearms legislation in response to the 1030: 932: 855: 666: 529: 254: 204: 8555:"Amazon group's web services signs cooperation agreement with New Zealand" 5137: 3318:"Govt restarts its refugee resettlement programme after Covid-19 shutdown" 1920:

ministerial portfolio as well as health and housing associate portfolios.

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on. In late January, Hipkins attended a roundtable event organised by the

1094:, the opposition National Party described it as wasteful and unnecessary. 809: 11300: 10794: 10693: 10619: 10376: 10238: 10198: 10183: 10173: 10082: 9978: 9973: 9602:"Chris Hipkins to be sworn in again as PM until coalition talks finalise" 7982: 7478: 4491: 2693:"Election 2020: Jacinda Ardern rules out wealth tax while Prime Minister" 2310: 2197: 2135: 2107: 2048: 1893: 1641: 1406: 1337: 1288: 1179: 1079: 892: 703: 686: 556: 501: 493:

during the 1970s and 1980s. This official apology will take place at the

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Local Electoral (Māori Wards and Māori Constituencies) Amendment Act 2021

375: 364: 356: 240: 209: 199:

In mid-December, Ardern announced that New Zealand would be establishing

161: 126: 9637:"New Zealand prime minister-elect will not attend APEC, government says" 8447:"PM's policy bonfire: Voting age bill, transport schemes 'reprioritsed'" 7713:"Greens, National say Royal Commission into COVID response 'too narrow'" 3122:"Covid-19: Pre-departure test extended to all passengers from next week" 2134:

in the North Island. Of this sum, NZ$ 275 million would be allocated to

519:, in response to criticism of ACT's use of 15 minutes to ask its leader 10648: 10627: 10352: 9998: 8415:"Government orders inquiry into forestry slash after Cyclone Gabrielle" 5439: 4845:"New Zealand Afghanistan special representative to support evacuations" 4714:"Health New Zealand and Māori Health Authority board members announced" 4487:"Afghanistan falls: NZ closes door on Afghan resettlement applications" 2384: 2151: 1493: 1438: 1434: 1429: 1296: 1230: 748:

On 21 October, the New Zealand and United Kingdom Governments signed a

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to workers who had completed jobs that lasted for six weeks or longer.

101: 7610:"Ngāti Mutunga o Wharekauri and the Crown sign Agreement in Principle" 6613:"New Three Waters bill fails to provide final privatisation safeguard" 6416:"DHBs not in 'targeted consultation' over Green List nursing question" 5306:"Mandate legislation pushed through Parliament amid fierce opposition" 2597:"Watch: Christopher Luxon, new ministers sworn in at Government House" 2383:. On 10 November, Hipkins and Luxon agreed to advise Governor-General 2171: 2087:

In mid March 2023, the Government signed a cooperation agreement with

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On 23 August, the Government temporarily suspended the sitting of the

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will be abolished and replaced by a new public health agency known as

10520: 10008: 9664:"NZ sending more humanitarian support for Gaza, West Bank and Israel" 2380: 2243: 1566: 1216:

Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership

1037:. This anti-vaccination and anti-lockdown activism culminated in the 840: 773: 165: 9306:"Who's coming and going in Parliament after seismic election result" 8212:"New PM spreads $ 718m in 'bread and butter' cost-of-living support" 7216:"Plan to charge GST on KiwiSaver fees 'a wealth tax' - fund manager" 3351:"New Zealand takes measures against Myanmar following military coup" 2281:

On 23 August, the Government passed two final bills entrenching the

378:

defended the scheme's achievements, National's housing spokesperson

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Arms (Prohibited Firearms, Magazines, and Parts) Amendment Act 2019

10228: 9181:"Government announces $ 370m plan to help farmers reduce emissions" 3220:"New Zealand gives provisional approval to Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine" 2376: 2095:

On 13 April 2023, the Government announced a major overhaul of its

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On 7 February, Hipkins undertook his first overseas state visit to

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In mid November 2022, the Government introduced two new bills, the

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passed its third reading. The bill replaces the country's existing

1140: 723: 594:. In addition, New Zealand provided $ 3 million in funding for the 305: 279: 8813:"New Zealand to introduce new rules to crack down on youth vaping" 6944:"New legislation puts New Zealand on a path to a Smokefree future" 6782:"Government to give further $ 4.5 million for Ukraine war support" 3920:"EV rebate scheme falls short on driving switch to electric - MTA" 3419:"Government pays $ 40m to settle long-running kiwifruit Psa claim" 11126: 9705: 9701:"Election 2023: National, ACT and NZ First's Coalition agreement" 9641: 9538: 9501:"Israel-Gaza conflict: All the latest developments on 28 October" 8908:"New ram-raid offence to hold 10-year maximum sentence - Hipkins" 7775:"Three Waters bill passes final hurdle, but loses Greens support" 7544: 7511: 7474:"Fair Pay Agreements to become law after heated, marathon debate" 6911:"Fuel tax cut and half price public transport extended into 2023" 6545:"New Zealand signs partnership with California on climate change" 6513:"New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern responds to Texas school shooting" 6096: 5799: 5672: 5639: 5013: 4362: 4199: 2664: 2329: 2018: 1977: 1728:. The inquiry will be chaired by Australian-based epidemiologist 1707: 1398: 1394: 1072: 983: 919: 673:

On 22 September, the Government announced a ten-year plan called

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region in 2010. Kiwifruit orchardists had initially challenged a

320: 217: 213: 96: 11324: 7978:"The beginner's guide to Chris Hipkins, our next prime minister" 7409:"Farmers, environmentalists weigh in on farm-level pricing plan" 6580:"First of 'several' three waters bills introduced to Parliament" 6480:"New Zealand's Ardern urges US to return to regional trade pact" 5175:"Government delivers transformative changes for disabled people" 4649:"Covid-19: How Parliament will run while country is in lockdown" 1823:

as the leader of the Labour Party on 21 January. On 22 January,

665:

Parliament and Question Time but National COVID-19 spokesperson

9668: 8912: 8451: 8180: 8015: 7875:"Government provides support to flooded Tairāwhiti communities" 7779: 7648: 7117: 7080:"Health recruitment service aims to combat workforce shortages" 7015: 6814:"New Zealand to back Ukraine at International Court of Justice" 6685: 6649: 6387: 5009:"How mayors across New Zealand reacted to Three Waters mandate" 3990: 3623:"Māori wards amendment bill passes final reading in Parliament" 3257: 3158: 3058:"Migrant worker visas extended to address labour uncertainties" 2863: 2660:"Labour will not be forming a formal coalition with the Greens" 2445:

Roy, Eleanor Ainge; Graham-McLay, Charlotte (17 October 2020).

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On 17 October, the Government contributed NZ$ 5 million to the

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held on 14 October, Labour lost its majority to the opposition

9434:"New Zealand provides humanitarian support to Israel and Gaza" 9050:"First of its kind climate fund to back 100% renewable energy" 7249:"GST on KiwiSaver fees 'a bad result for KiwiSaver investors'" 4780:"Matariki Public Holiday Bill has first reading in Parliament" 3542: 1222:. On 28 May, Ardern signed a memorandum of understanding with 610:

welcomed New Zealand's humanitarian aid to the Afghan people.

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On 4 February 2021 Ardern announced that a new public holiday

9149:"Government releases 10-year transport plan for consultation" 8247:"Hipkins, Albanese discuss 501s in first meeting in Canberra" 7182:"Government strengthens oversight for children in state care" 5504:"Aotearoa New Zealand stands ready to assist people of Tonga" 4813:"Nearly 165,000 migrants eligible for fast-tracked residency" 2163: 1985:

would be delayed or revised. Hipkins also confirmed that the

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On 12 September, the Government announced that the country's

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about its nursing "green list" visa scheme. On 8 August, the

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On 24 March, Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi and Australian

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Ministers pictured after their swearing-in, in November 2020.

5960:"NZ allows for significant expansion of sanctions on Russia" 5827:"Politicians react as bill to ban conversion therapy passes" 5242:"Three strikes law - you're out: Justice Minister to repeal" 846:

On 11 November, Justice Minister Kris Faafoi introduced the

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and a travel ban was imposed on Myanmar's military leaders.

9673: 9273:"Government announces six new South Island marine reserves" 8990: 8953: 8917: 8456: 8185: 8020: 7784: 7653: 7122: 7020: 6690: 6654: 6574: 6572: 5893:"Aotearoa New Zealand condemns Russian invasion of Ukraine" 2231:, and NZ$ 260 million for repairing roads and bridges. The 1966: 1698:

concluded an "agreement in principle" to settle historical

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announced that it would introduce legislation to apply the

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facilitating bilateral cooperation between New Zealand and

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had arrived in New Zealand following the Taliban takeover.

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will also be established to centralise public health work.

221: 9757: 6645:"New Health System Act passes third reading in Parliament" 5106:"National, ACT promise to return water assets to councils" 2725:"Greens accept Labour's offer for 'cooperation agreement'" 1303:. In addition, Ardern confirmed that Speaker of the House 34:

lasted between 2020 and 2023. It was formed following the

9116:"RMA replacement bills pass third readings in Parliament" 8687:"Health NZ Te Whatu Ora unveils winter preparedness plan" 8011:"The 'girl from Waitara' - Carmel Sepuloni makes history" 6383:"Shock after nurses left off fast tracked residence list" 4910:"Resource Management Act amendment passes second reading" 4427: 3756:"Government announces ban for live cattle exports by sea" 3187:"Govt set to abolish local veto on councils' Māori wards" 2629:"2020 General Election and Referendums - Official Result" 2491:"Jacinda Ardern resigns as prime minister of New Zealand" 2484: 2482: 1691: 1428:

On 13 July, Police Minister Hipkins and Justice Minister

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for one week at the advice of Director-General of Health

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as a breach of Hong Kong's autonomy and rights under the

9245:"Bill targeting ram raid offending passes first reading" 8516: 8514: 7377:"Government passes bill to ban livestock exports by sea" 6569: 5733:"Protest groups issue statement after top cop's warning" 5471:"Resource Management Act amendment passes final reading" 2297:

On 29 August, the Government introduced a new bill, the

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On 22 August 2022, the New Zealand Government purchased

812:'s Te Maire Tau, the co-chair of Te Kura Taka Pini (the 9565:

Ryan, Aaron; Potaka-Dewes, Atutahi (10 November 2023).

9401:"Government in caretaker mode as coalition talks start" 6124:"New Zealand announces new measures to support Ukraine" 4018:"Motions — Allocation of Oral Questions—Leave Declined" 3565:"Adoption Law Reform | New Zealand Ministry of Justice" 1912:

Negotiations associate portfolios. Edmonds assumed the

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On 11 July, Economic and Regional Development Minister

885:, which would be funded by a 1–2 percent tax increase. 150:

disqualification of pro-democracy Hong Kong legislators

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Watson, Angus; Hollingsworth, Julia (20 August 2021).

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Ram Raid Offending and Related Measures Amendment Bill

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On 24 August 2022, the Government passed two new laws

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to give the Government priority in ordering stocks of

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confirmed that the Government would proceed with its "

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parties. That same day, the Government introduced the

646:. By that stage, 370 people had been evacuated to the 10559:

Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Act 2022

8511: 6681:"Mallard to step down as Speaker for diplomatic post" 6351:"New Zealand border reopening fully from end of July" 5994:"Parliament unanimously passes Russia Sanctions Bill" 2820: 2818: 2126:

to addressing flood and cyclone damage caused by the

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into a new non-profit autonomous Crown entity called

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in climate change emissions mitigation and research.

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announced plans to merge the two public broadcasters

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Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Act 2022

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announced that the Government would be introducing a

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COVID-19 Response (Vaccinations) Legislation Act 2021

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announced that New Zealand would deploy 40 troops to

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which had disproportionately targeted members of the

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On 1 February 2021, the Minister of Local Government

5891:

Ardern, Jacinda; Mahuta, Nanaia (24 February 2022).

5173:

Sepuloni, Carmel; Little, Andrew (29 October 2021).

4129:"Live: 'Fed up' farmers descend on towns and cities" 2520: 2518: 2266:, the first two laws in its planned overhaul of the 1819:. Following Ardern's resignation, Chris Hipkins was 702:

while the Health Authority will be led by co-chairs

172:

On 26 November, the Government confirmed during its

8869: 8867: 8475: 8136: 8134: 4420: 4326:"First Afghanistan evacuees to land in New Zealand" 3780: 3535:"Te Kōpū Whāngai: He Arotake | Review of Surrogacy" 2550: 2362:

United Nations General Assembly Resolution ES-10/21

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2022 Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha'apai eruption and tsunami

438:, which will be modeled after the United Kingdom's 400:'s timeliness and transparency of decision-making. 194:

Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Act

9213:"Final Three Waters bills pass through Parliament" 9084:"Three waters amendment bill passes third reading" 7280:Malpass, Luke; Manch, Thomas (12 September 2022). 6156:"Aotearoa New Zealand history curriculum launches" 5338: 5274:"Covid-19: Major MIQ changes from early next year" 5208:Smith, Anneke; Palmer, Russell (29 October 2021). 3684: 3682: 2815: 1488:passed its third and final reading, repealing the 1240:as the first of several new bills to entrench the 9567:"LIVE from the Pacific Forum: All but one aboard" 8167: 7644:"New retail crime package: What you need to know" 7577:"RMA replacements find few fans on cross-benches" 2929:"New Zealand declares a climate change emergency" 2591: 2589: 2515: 1960:International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement 1788:On 13 January, the Emergency Management Minister 561:Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill 11477: 9564: 8864: 8131: 6847:"Province aims to be nation's oat milk producer" 5958:Ardern, Jacinda; Mahuta, Nanaia (7 March 2022). 4153: 2375:. While Sepuloni attended a leaders' retreat in 1843:, and the social unemployment insurance scheme. 1268:. The Health Futures Act also establishes a new 995:incompetence in obtaining rapid antigent tests. 8978: 3787:Manch, Thomas; Witton, Bridie (21 April 2021). 3679: 2444: 2146:, Kerry Henderson of Napier Family Centre, and 1205:Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment 9048:Hipkins, Chris; Woods, Megan (8 August 2023). 7745:"Water Services Entities Bill — Third Reading" 7149:"Government taking direct control of Kiwibank" 6284:Kapitan, Craig; Trevett, Claire (8 May 2022). 6283: 5602:"Govt 'commandeered' 100k RAT order - company" 5172: 2586: 2402:In mid-November 2023, outgoing Trade Minister 1311:was designated as his successor. In addition, 1151:Zealand citizenship and migrate to Australia. 974:On 26 January, the Government asked suppliers 914:confirmed that the Government would introduce 819:On 29 October, Ministry for Disability Issues 650:, where they were transferred to New Zealand. 385:On 25 February, the Local Government Minister 347:information about a new community outbreak in 11340: 11142: 10774: 9743: 9599: 7113:"Parliament votes to scrap three strikes law" 7011:"Cost of living support payments begin today" 6187:Butler, Josh; Hurst, Daniel (24 March 2022). 6027:"RNZ and TVNZ to be fully merged by mid-2023" 4583:"Parliament suspended for a week – PM Ardern" 4455:"Parliament suspended for a week - PM Ardern" 1950:. During the visit, Albanese reiterated that 1690:On 25 November, the Government and the Māori 1675:(SPA), as part of its efforts to replace the 1133:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 600:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 539:staged a nationwide protest campaign called " 244:years was also suspended until January 2022. 9047: 8176:"Cabinet reshuffle: Who's in and who's out?" 7907: 7279: 5957: 5890: 2395:between National and its coalition partners 2106:On 17 April, Hipkins and Education Minister 1864:A cabinet reshuffle occurred on 31 January. 9942: 6186: 5207: 3786: 2657: 2092:providing the infrastructure and services. 1602:On 28 September, the Government passed the 1546:(Ministry for Children) system between the 1348:replaced the outgoing Faafoi and Mallard. 11347: 11333: 11149: 11135: 10781: 10767: 9750: 9736: 8652: 5698: 5142:"Ngāi Tahu Welcomes Three Waters Decision" 2621: 2526:"Chris Hipkins sworn in as prime minister" 1944:Australian-New Zealand bilateral relations 1287:On 13 June, a cabinet reshuffle occurred. 1105:On 17 March, the Government launched its " 10564:Three Strikes Legislation Repeal Act 2022 9698: 9466: 9303: 8619: 8412: 8173: 8008: 7809: 6089: 5665: 5136: 2788: 1702:claims relating to the annexation of the 998:In late January 2022, Transport Minister 910:On 9 December, Associate Health Minister 899:in February 2022 to address the issue of 756:On 27 October, Local Government Minister 403:On 23 March, Ardern and Housing Minister 11415:2023 Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods 9600:Wikaere-Lewis, Mana (10 November 2023). 8377: 7179: 5366: 5336: 4875: 3917: 3620: 3416: 2991: 2755: 2413:International Committee of the Red Cross 2349:International Committee of the Red Cross 2128:2023 Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods 1946:, they also discussed the controversial 1926:2023 Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods 1900:and gained the child poverty reduction. 1848:2023 Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods 596:International Committee of the Red Cross 271:On 3 February 2021, Ardern approved the 17: 9634: 9431: 8979:Hamilton-Irvine, Gary (3 August 2023). 8810: 8140: 7975: 7942: 7872: 7504: 7471: 7312: 7246: 7045: 6976: 6941: 6510: 6413: 6316: 4810: 4291: 4225: 4024:. New Zealand Parliament. 18 March 2021 3950: 3884: 3851: 3217: 2789:Forrester, Georgie (18 November 2020). 2690: 2559: 2488: 2429: 2316:On 6 October, Minister of Conservation 720:Te Kāhui o Matariki Public Holiday Bill 535:On 16 July, the farmers advocacy group 74:National–led coalition government 11511:Sixth Labour Government of New Zealand 11478: 11195:Sixth Labour Government of New Zealand 10584:Natural and Built Environment Act 2023 10496:Overseas Investment Amendment Act 2018 10450: 9759:Sixth Labour Government of New Zealand 9531: 9146: 8873: 8782: 8749: 8484: 8380:"State of National Emergency Declared" 8312: 8279: 7710: 7607: 7574: 7389:from the original on 28 September 2022 7357:from the original on 12 September 2022 7327:from the original on 21 September 2022 7313:Neilson, Michael (21 September 2022). 7294:from the original on 12 September 2022 6715: 6024: 5501: 5399: 5103: 4825:from the original on 29 September 2021 4811:Fonseka, Dileepa (30 September 2021). 4759:from the original on 30 September 2021 4726:from the original on 23 September 2021 4711: 4693:from the original on 22 September 2021 4258: 3509:"Outdated adoption law set for change" 3383: 3348: 2992:Galloway, Anthony (14 December 2020). 2926: 2426:was sworn into office on 27 November. 2260:Natural and Built Environment Act 2023 1669:Natural and Built Environment Act 2023 1536:Children and Young People's Commission 1365:Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media Bill 1044:On 15 February 2022, the Government's 715:Counter-Terrorism Legislation Act 2021 606:'s Cultural Commission representative 32:Sixth Labour Government of New Zealand 11491:2023 disestablishments in New Zealand 11328: 11130: 10762: 9731: 9366: 8653:Schwanecke, Gianina (17 April 2023). 8520: 8427:from the original on 25 February 2023 8413:McConnell, Glenn (23 February 2023). 8394:from the original on 14 February 2023 8378:McAnulty, Kieran (14 February 2023). 8104: 7854:from the original on 17 December 2022 7824:from the original on 12 December 2022 7810:McConnell, Glenn (12 December 2022). 7791:from the original on 12 December 2022 7755:from the original on 20 December 2022 7660:from the original on 28 November 2022 7624:from the original on 26 November 2022 7589:from the original on 15 November 2022 7556:from the original on 15 November 2022 7537: 7505:Heikell, Leighton (4 November 2022). 7261:from the original on 7 September 2022 7196:from the original on 3 September 2022 7110: 6844: 6610: 5907:from the original on 25 February 2022 5857: 5839:from the original on 18 February 2022 5699:Somerville, Troes (2 November 2021). 5632: 5599: 5566: 5483:from the original on 14 December 2021 5432: 5381:from the original on 30 November 2021 5337:Coughlan, Thomas (25 November 2021). 5318:from the original on 24 November 2021 5286:from the original on 24 November 2021 5254:from the original on 13 November 2021 4973: 4940: 4922:from the original on 15 December 2021 4777: 4744: 4661:from the original on 1 September 2021 4646: 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Affairs and Trade 239:On 21 December, Immigration Minister 9699:Quinlivan, Mark (24 November 2023). 9581:from the original on 9 November 2023 9513:from the original on 28 October 2023 9448:from the original on 26 October 2023 9413:from the original on 20 October 2023 9348:from the original on 7 November 2023 9318:from the original on 20 October 2023 9304:McConnell, Glenn (15 October 2023). 9064:from the original on 10 October 2023 8359:from the original on 8 February 2023 8327:from the original on 7 February 2023 8244: 8226:from the original on 3 February 2023 8174:Desmarais, Felix (31 January 2023). 8155:from the original on 31 January 2023 8141:Neilson, Michael (31 January 2023). 8119:from the original on 30 January 2023 8086:from the original on 28 January 2023 8054:from the original on 27 January 2023 8009:Desmarais, Felix (22 January 2023). 7990:from the original on 20 January 2023 7957:from the original on 19 January 2023 7924:from the original on 14 January 2023 7889:from the original on 14 January 2023 7725:from the original on 5 December 2022 7692:from the original on 5 December 2022 7519:from the original on 4 November 2022 7486:from the original on 26 October 2022 7472:Neilson, Michael (26 October 2022). 7453:from the original on 21 October 2022 7421:from the original on 12 October 2022 5713:from the original on 5 November 2021 5680:from the original on 9 November 2021 5647:from the original on 29 January 2022 5614:from the original on 26 January 2022 5581:from the original on 26 January 2022 5548:from the original on 17 January 2022 5451:from the original on 9 December 2021 5414:from the original on 9 December 2021 5367:Thornber, Lorna (30 November 2021). 5222:from the original on 4 November 2021 5189:from the original on 6 November 2021 5154:from the original on 27 October 2021 5118:from the original on 27 October 2021 5085:from the original on 27 October 2021 5053:from the original on 27 October 2021 5006: 4988:from the original on 27 October 2021 4955:from the original on 21 October 2021 4890:from the original on 19 October 2021 4876:Coughlan, Thomas (19 October 2021). 4712:Witton, Bridie (23 September 2021). 4192: 3721: 3621:Scotcher, Katie (24 February 2021). 3365:from the original on 9 February 2021 3330:from the original on 5 February 2021 3265:from the original on 4 February 2021 3232:from the original on 3 February 2021 3218:de Jong, Eleanor (3 February 2021). 3199:from the original on 1 February 2021 3166:from the original on 15 January 2021 3134:from the original on 19 January 2021 2941:from the original on 2 December 2020 2756:Thornber, Lorna (18 November 2020). 2737:from the original on 31 October 2020 2705:from the original on 15 October 2020 2672:from the original on 20 October 2020 2538:from the original on 24 January 2023 2503:from the original on 19 January 2023 2467:from the original on 18 October 2020 2440: 2438: 2371:represented New Zealand at the 2023 382:described the program as a failure. 11531:Green Party 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While the two leaders reaffirmed 1804:affected by flood damage caused by 1078:On 10 March, Broadcasting Minister 323:–based post harvest operator 186:declared a climate change emergency 13: 11486:2020 establishments in New Zealand 11428: 11249: 11156: 10511:Christchurch Call to Action Summit 9676:. 18 November 2023. Archived from 9432:Hipkins, Chris (17 October 2023). 9338:"Official count - Overall Results" 9147:Palmer, Russell (17 August 2023). 9029:from the original on 5 August 2023 8997:from the original on 5 August 2023 8667:from the original on 17 April 2023 8634:from the original on 19 April 2023 8620:McConnell, Glenn (17 April 2023). 8601:from the original on 13 April 2023 8567:from the original on 25 March 2023 8535:from the original on 14 March 2023 8499:from the original on 13 March 2023 8463:from the original on 13 March 2023 8280:hevesi, Bryant (7 February 2023). 7711:Witton, Bridie (6 December 2022). 7550:Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand 7111:Huang, Christina (9 August 2022). 7092:from the original on 1 August 2022 7060:from the original on 1 August 2022 6460:from the original on 8 August 2022 6428:from the original on 8 August 2022 6233:from the original on 28 March 2022 6201:from the original on 24 March 2022 6168:from the original on 20 March 2022 6136:from the original on 15 March 2022 6104:from the original on 14 March 2022 6071:from the original on 14 March 2022 6039:from the original on 13 March 2022 5775:from the original on 11 April 2024 5502:Mahuta, Nanaia (16 January 2022). 5400:Witton, Bridie (9 December 2021). 4273:from the original on 6 August 2021 3768:from the original on 14 April 2021 3703:from the original on 23 March 2021 3384:Sharpe, Marty (11 February 2021). 3349:Mahuta, Nanaia (9 February 2021). 2605:. 27 November 2023. 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Archived from 2489:McClure, Tess (19 January 2023). 2435: 2393:government-formation negotiations 2337:2023 New Zealand general election 2292:2023 New Zealand general election 2184:Victoria University of Wellington 1837:Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media 1813:2023 New Zealand general election 1775:On 13 December, the Government's 1604:Animal Welfare Amendment Act 2022 1361:Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media 1236:On 2 June, Mahuta introduced the 1035:The Freedoms and Rights Coalition 869:On 24 November, the Government's 679:Auckland University of Technology 62:2023 New Zealand general election 44:2020 New Zealand general election 11229:COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand 10793: 9842: 9692: 9656: 9628: 9593: 9558: 9525: 9493: 9460: 9425: 9393: 9360: 9330: 9297: 9265: 9237: 9221:. 23 August 2023. Archived from 9205: 9173: 9140: 9124:. 16 August 2023. 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Archived from 4292:McClure, Tess (16 August 2021). 4259:Witton, Bridie (5 August 2021). 3833:from the original on 18 May 2021 3316:Walls, Jason (5 February 2021). 2927:Taylor, Phil (2 December 2020). 2560:Corlett, Eva (14 October 2023). 1761:Water Services Entities Act 2022 1655:On 25 October, the Government's 1319:portfolio, which was assumed by 1129:Nauru Regional Processing Centre 1057:2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine 864:managed isolation and quarantine 787:Sandra Hazlehurst, Mayor of the 459:Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine 273:Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine 11501:Cabinets disestablished in 2023 10541:Water Services Reform Programme 9367:Perry, Nick (15 October 2023). 8105:Niall, Todd (28 January 2023). 7046:Edwards, Jean (1 August 2022). 6611:Milne, Jonathan (3 June 2022). 6414:Bonnett, Gill (3 August 2022). 6298:from the original on 8 May 2022 6265:from the original on 6 May 2022 5666:Satherley, Dan (29 July 2021). 5633:Small, Zane (28 January 2022). 5626: 5593: 5560: 5530: 5495: 5463: 5426: 5393: 5360: 5330: 5298: 5266: 5234: 5201: 5166: 5130: 5097: 5065: 5033: 5000: 4967: 4934: 4902: 4869: 4837: 4804: 4771: 4738: 4705: 4673: 4647:Cooke, Henry (31 August 2021). 4640: 4614:Cooke, Henry (27 August 2021). 4607: 4575: 4543: 4511: 4479: 4447: 4414: 4382: 4350: 4318: 4285: 4252: 4219: 4186: 4120: 4088: 4062: 4036: 4010: 3977: 3944: 3911: 3878: 3845: 3813: 3748: 3715: 3647: 3614: 3582: 3557: 3527: 3501: 3476: 3443: 3410: 3377: 3342: 3309: 3277: 3251:Whyte, Anna (4 February 2021). 3244: 3211: 3178: 3146: 3114: 3082: 3050: 3018: 2985: 2953: 2920: 2887: 2851: 2782: 2749: 2406:represented New Zealand at the 2357:United Nations Security Council 2283:Water Services Reform Programme 2101:Water Services Reform Programme 1792:and Rural Communities Minister 1627:Greenpeace Aotearoa New Zealand 1586:Wellington Cathedral of St Paul 1557:On 30 August, Revenue Minister 1260:with a new Crown agency called 1220:Robb Elementary School shooting 925:New Zealand Medical Association 835:and the establishment of a new 698:. Health NZ will be chaired by 683:Waitematā District Health Board 430:announced that the existing 20 331:(PSA), which swept through the 68:. The Government remained in a 8848:. 27 June 2023. Archived from 8485:Pearse, Adam (14 March 2023). 8245:Hemi, Tema (7 February 2023). 7347:"COVID-19 (novel coronavirus)" 6977:McClure, Tess (27 July 2022). 5433:Bruno, Gus (9 December 2021). 4226:McClure, Tess (30 July 2021). 4160:Kelly, Rachel (16 July 2021). 3852:McClure, Tess (14 June 2021). 3689:Walls, Jason (23 March 2021). 2717: 2684: 2651: 1948:Section 501 deportation policy 1888:. Mahuta herself retained her 1548:Independent Children's Monitor 1484:On 9 August, the Government's 1391:International Court of Justice 1023:Government's COVID-19 policies 955:. She also confirmed that the 837:Accessibility Governance Board 829:Ministry of Social Development 341:Ministry of Primary Industries 266:Māori wards and constituencies 154:Sino-British Joint Declaration 84:On 17 October, Labour won the 1: 11365:Prime Minister of New Zealand 11270:2017 Mount Albert by-election 10968:Governments along party lines 10526:New Zealand Upgrade Programme 10501:Abortion Legislation Act 2020 8874:Pearse, Adam (17 July 2023). 8811:McClure, Tess (6 June 2023). 8750:Dexter, Giles (15 May 2023). 8521:Whyte, Anna (14 March 2023). 6845:Girao, Luisa (12 July 2022). 6716:Weekes, John (13 June 2022). 6511:McClure, Tess (25 May 2022). 4127:Ryder, Wyatt (16 July 2021). 3885:McClure, Tess (9 June 2014). 2097:Three Waters reform programme 1983:Three Waters reform programme 1841:Three Waters reform programme 1597:COVID-19 Protection Framework 1447:On 27 July, the Government's 1242:Three Waters reform programme 874:would be adversely affected. 762:Three Waters reform programme 426:On 21 April, Health Minister 11496:Cabinets established in 2020 10747:Sixth National Government → 10740:← Fifth National Government 10574:Fair Pay Agreements Act 2022 8783:Pearse, Adam (6 June 2023). 7908:O'Connor (13 January 2023). 6317:Corlett, Eva (11 May 2022). 4193:Fyfe, Jamie (16 July 2021). 4069:Lynch, Jenna (7 July 2021). 4043:Cooke, Henry (7 July 2021). 3984:Whyte, Anna (14 June 2021). 3722:Hunt, Elle (22 March 2021). 2268:Resource Management Act 1991 2221:Central Hawke's Bay District 2205:Hawke's Bay Regional Council 2148:Hawke's Bay Regional Council 2040:Hawke's Bay Regional Council 1956:2023 Turkey–Syria earthquake 1886:Minister of Local Government 1764:co-governance arrangements. 1677:Resource Management Act 1991 1657:Fair Pay Agreements Act 2022 1613:disaster in September 2020. 1411:New Zealand Functional Foods 1384:International Criminal Court 1264:and establishes as separate 1252:On 7 June, the Government's 1238:Water Services Entities Bill 897:Self-Contained Vehicles Bill 825:Ministry for Disabled People 753:after a period of 15 years. 499:Minister for Pacific Peoples 179:Resource Management Act 1991 7: 10434:53rd New Zealand Parliament 10418:52nd New Zealand Parliament 2332:in the lower South Island. 1750:Reserve Bank of New Zealand 1722:royal commission of inquiry 1660:the next general election. 1638:National Ticketing Solution 961:Royal New Zealand Air Force 957:Ministry of Foreign Affairs 722:to make the Māori New Year 636:Royal New Zealand Air Force 625:which led to a significant 192:under the framework of the 184:On 2 December 2020, Ardern 10: 11557: 11516:Ministries of Elizabeth II 11369:Leader of the Labour Party 11172:Leader of the Labour Party 10954:Stout–Vogel (second) 10790:Governments of New Zealand 1726:COVID-19 pandemic response 1696:Ngāti Mutunga o Wharekauri 1170:On 9 May, Police Minister 905:Department of Conservation 644:2021 Kabul airport attacks 526:Shadow Leader of the House 504:and National Party leader 257:traveling to New Zealand. 11521:Ministries of Charles III 11457: 11439: 11426: 11384: 11362: 11293: 11260: 11247: 11187: 11164: 10967: 10944:Stout–Vogel (first) 10824: 10803: 10725: 10668: 10639: 10610: 10603: 10589:Spatial Planning Act 2023 10491: 10443: 10400: 10343: 10314: 10285: 10276: 10247: 10212: 10144: 10135: 10106: 10075: 10066: 9935: 9928: 9897: 9858: 9851: 9840: 9801: 9772: 9765: 2999:The Sydney Morning Herald 2264:Spatial Planning Act 2023 2213:Hastings District Council 2174:and the mega polytechnic 1937:Australian Prime Minister 1833:Auckland Business Chamber 1673:Spatial Planning Act 2023 1571:Inland Revenue Department 1461:Inland Revenue Department 1145:Australian Prime Minister 1068:Russia Sanctions Act 2022 766:water services and assets 572:New Zealand Defence Force 570:On 16 August, Ardern and 563:with the goal of banning 471:Climate Change Commission 224:and its Pacific partners 133:. He also announced that 11526:New Zealand Labour Party 11449:2023 leadership election 11275:2017 leadership election 10804:Executives without power 10670:Leader of the Opposition 10555:(Māori Health Authority) 2193:youth justice residences 2047:, and Forestry Minister 629:of Afghan refugees, the 592:Australian Defence Force 302:2021 Myanmar coup d'état 158:Chinese Foreign Ministry 11392:Sixth Labour Government 10999:United–Reform coalition 10543:(formerly Three Waters) 9916:(cooperation agreement) 9889:(confidence and supply) 2399:and New Zealand First. 2389:National-led government 2250:, battery storage, and 2233:Human Rights Commission 2217:Wairoa District Council 2124:2023 New Zealand budget 1990:mental health support. 1817:Mount Albert electorate 1783: 1577:Following the death of 1457:2022 New Zealand Budget 1371:for funding the ANZPM. 1369:2022 New Zealand budget 1178:, and Justice Minister 1174:, Corrections Minister 1039:2022 Wellington protest 946: 448:Public Health Authority 440:National Health Service 291:Immigration New Zealand 247: 79: 72:capacity until the new 46:. 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1330:Kieran McAnulty 949: 916:new legislation 901:freedom camping 862:confirmed that 821:Carmel Sepuloni 559:introduced the 549:Damien O'Connor 511:On 7 July, the 421:Damien O'Connor 337:Court of Appeal 289:On 5 February, 250: 131:freedom camping 113:Marama Davidson 95:On 20 October, 82: 12: 11: 5: 11554: 11544: 11543: 11538: 11536:Jacinda Ardern 11533: 11528: 11523: 11518: 11513: 11508: 11503: 11498: 11493: 11488: 11471: 11470: 11468: 11467: 11465:Shadow Cabinet 11461: 11459: 11455: 11454: 11452: 11451: 11445: 11443: 11437: 11436: 11427: 11425: 11423: 11422: 11417: 11412: 11407: 11402: 11401: 11400: 11388: 11386: 11382: 11381: 11379:(2008–present) 11363: 11360: 11359: 11352: 11351: 11344: 11337: 11329: 11320: 11319: 11317: 11316: 11310: 11307:Clarke Gayford 11304: 11297: 11295: 11291: 11290: 11288: 11287: 11282: 11277: 11272: 11266: 11264: 11258: 11257: 11248: 11246: 11244: 11243: 11238: 11237: 11236: 11226: 11221: 11219:Shadow Cabinet 11216: 11211: 11210: 11209: 11203: 11191: 11189: 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