And Christopher Luxon reiterates he will be National’s leader come the election.
Chris Hipkins says the Christchurch Call remains a foreign policy priority for the Government.
SMEs are increasingly dissatisfied with the Government’s performance.
Lobbyists have the opportunity to develop a voluntary code of conduct.
Luxon keen to encourage investment by private sector, opposes Lake Onslow.
Aucklanders now have the opportunity to say which out of five options they prefer.
Minister says it’s a balance between checking and not making the process too burdensome.
National had earlier demanded a look at whether anyone gained from the information the former minister passed on.
Social policy needs to be developed now to offset costs of rising ETS prices.
The Prime Minister said Nash would have been sacked over this incident even if he had not had previous form.