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Five Eyes alliance gives security guidance for tech start-ups
SIS Director-General Andrew Hampton said "a small number of foreign states" were actively trying to steal emerging technologies.
Health Ministry not winning any friends over conflict of interest handling
Analysis - The ministry staffer and minister Casey Costello have every right to feel let down.
'Incredibly disappointing': PM on ministry's failure to disclose conflict of interest
Christopher Luxon congratulated Winston Peters for uncovering the conflict, but refused to say whether the personal attack on the public servant was appropriate.
Ministry of Health apologises to minister over failure to disclose conflict of interest
The Ministry of Health has apologised to Casey Costello for failing to inform her that one of its officials is the sister-in-law of Labour's Ayesha Verrall.
Bayly complainant condemns minister's behaviour in unredacted letter
"I did not dedicate five years of my life to the NZDF only to be belittled by an ambassador of the very government I served."
Nicola Willis asks public servants for their 'best and boldest ideas'
The finance minister has implored public servants to bring new ideas to the table, while acknowledging she was "asking a lot" at an "unsettling" time.
'It's about a series of poor decisions' - Ministers defend criticisms
Government ministers have pushed back after the Wellington mayor accused them of "punching down" in their recent criticisms of her council.
Ambulance staff accept pay offer, government boosts St John funding
The government announced the breakthrough on Wednesday morning, while also hailing a further funding injection into the charity.
India trade deal: 'We'll get it done' - PM
Analysis - Christopher Luxon made the most of his first East Asia Summit, but the harder ask will be now translating that to tangible results.
Christopher Luxon meets Narendra Modi, but little sign of free trade deal
The PM has emerged with an official invite to New Delhi after his coveted meeting with India's leader in Laos.
Luxon talks global conflict in relaxed setting
Talking crises over coffee, the leaders of NZ, Australia and Canada convened at a in a meeting on the sidelines of the East Asia Summit.
Luxon in Laos for East Asia Summit: 'We want a peaceful and stable region'
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon maintains the East Asia Summit is still relevant, as he touches down in Laos on Thursday morning for the annual gathering of regional leaders. Audio
Call for apology from Labour MP after social media post taken down
Damien O'Connor has removed a social media post he shared that seems to justify Hamas' 7 October attack on Israel, but has not apologised.
Luxon takes crack at ANZ boss over capital gains tax support
Antonia Watson said she believed taxing investment properties at the point of sale was fair.
Both Greenpeace and seafood industry welcome change to fisheries camera rules
The government has also delayed the remainder of the rollout by three months.
'No issue' with National - Police Commissioner Andrew Coster on his resignation
Watch: Politicians react as Coster's resignation announced, he will head the new social investment agency. Audio
RNZ cancels release of podcast episode featuring Kiri Allan
The public broadcaster had promoted the episode of It's Personal with Anika Moa, but decided not to air the interview following an "editorial check".
Minister plays down rift between National, ACT over supermarkets
It comes as the coalition partners dig in on their opposing positions on whether or not to ramp-up regulation.
Sewage doesn't put MP off swimming in Wellington Harbour
Asked if he would swim in the harbour if there was sewage, Greg O'Connor said: "Yeah, I do." But Chris Hipkins said he "probably" would not.
Health Minister assured services safe at Rotorua ED despite patient death
Shane Reti said he was sorry to hear of the "very unfortunate episode" but would not comment on whether it showed a system in crisis.
Minister tried to hide NZDF criticism of boot camp comments
The criticism was revealed to RNZ in an official information act response, but new documents show Judith Collins asked for them to be redacted.
ACT pledges pushback on supermarket crackdown
Further regulation of the supermarket sector may hit a snag in the form of David Seymour, who is mounting strong opposition to any such move.
Union 'disgusted and angry' ferry talks not on PM's agenda
Christopher Luxon has no plans to raise the Interislander "ferry fiasco" during his trip to South Korea this week.
Tourists will have to pay $100 to enter NZ
The government is almost tripling the fee charges to most international visitors.