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Schools have been marked as safe for students and staff to return to, next week

12 May 2020

Schools have been marked as safe for students and staff to return to, next week

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Bridge is back on the cards under Level 2
	12 May: Bridge is back on the cards under Level 2... more

Socialising is back on the cards at level two - but in groups of no more than 10 people
	11 May: Socialising is back on the cards at level two - but in groups of no more than 10 people... more

British PM Boris Johnson announces easing of coronavirus lockdown restrictions but faces backlash
	11 May: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces changes to social-distancing measures in the UK but immediately faces a backlash from the Opposition and Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland over the new messaging.... more

The government's taking a joint venture approach to ending family and sexual violence
	11 May: The government's taking a joint venture approach to ending family and sexual violence... more

The Government's being urged to find a balance between looking after the economy and saving businesses
	11 May: The Government's being urged to find a balance between looking after the economy and saving businesses... more

There's been another rise in numbers of people breaching Alert Level 3 rules
	10 May: There's been another rise in numbers of people breaching Alert Level 3 rules... more

Funding further treatments will be put on the backburner - as the government drug-buying agency PHARMAC tackles the squeeze on supply chains
	10 May: Funding further treatments will be put on the backburner - as the government drug-buying agency PHARMAC tackles the squeeze on supply chains... more

Work has been found for more than a hundred forestry workers who lost their jobs when covid-19 halted the industry
	10 May: Work has been found for more than a hundred forestry workers who lost their jobs when covid-19 halted the industry... more

Calls from the business community for the Government to invest in what New Zealand really needs for the future
	10 May: Calls from the business community for the Government to invest in what New Zealand really needs for the future... more

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Most Popular Recent Politics News

04 May: Leaked emails reveal doubts among our top cops about whether they could legally enforce the lockdown ++++++++++++++++++++++++++

07 May: The Prime Minister say there's no better time to attract high-tech businesses to New Zealand +++++++++++++++++++++

13 May: Teachers have raised concerns about whether they will able to teach enough before the end of the year ++++++++++++++

06 May: Some New Zealand private schools have claimed millions of dollars through the Government's wage subsidy - while many of them are still charging full fees to students ++++++++++++++

07 May: Schools are already preparing for a move to Alert level 2 +++++++++++

15 May: AFL restart plans after coronavirus shutdown complicated by state governments, not Victorian parochialism +++++++++++

06 May: Scott Morrison says Australia is doing better on COVID-19 than New Zealand despite a less extreme lockdown. Is he correct? +++++++++++

Politics NewsLinks

26 May: Coronavirus: act calls for royal commission to investigate government response to covid-19 (Stuff.co.nz)

26 May: Jacinda ardern v todd muller: muted showing at first question time outing (Stuff.co.nz)

26 May: Deposed national deputy paula bennett opens up: 'friday was a pretty brutal day' (NZ Herald)

26 May: Mike hosking: todd muller's clever move (NZ Herald)

22 May: Simon bridges on losing national party leadership: 'it's been a heck of a ride' (Stuff.co.nz)

22 May: Bbc puts new zealand's claims to be progressive world leader under the microscope (NZ Herald)

22 May: Simon bridges on losing national party leadership: 'it's been a heck of a ride' (RadioNZ)

15 May: Pm jacinda ardern rubbishes national's 'campaign bribe' budget accusations (RadioNZ)

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Top Stories

RUGBY
An unofficial Rugby World Cup is being proposed next year, with claims it could raise up to 500 million dollars for a financially beleaguered game More...

BUSINESS
The Reserve Bank Governor says the financial system's in a solid position to weather the economic impact of COVID-19 More...

Today's News

Entertainment:
Sharon Osbourne was "fat-shamed" by her brother 11:32

Rugby:
An unofficial Rugby World Cup is being proposed next year, with claims it could raise up to 500 million dollars for a financially beleaguered game 11:17

Business:
The Reserve Bank Governor says the financial system's in a solid position to weather the economic impact of COVID-19 11:07

Entertainment:
Kelly Clarkson is selling her $10 million Los Angeles mansion 11:02

Business:
Air New Zealand will reintroduce business-timed flights at regional airports from the 8th of June 10:47

Entertainment:
Katy Perry is "learning to be a mum fast" in lockdown 10:32

Soccer:
A shift in allegiance looks likely to pay big dividends for one of our top young footballers 10:27

Entertainment:
'Kirby Jenner' will premiere on Quibi on Sunday (24.05.20) 10:02

Entertainment:
Hailey Bieber has slammed speculation she has had plastic surgery 9:32

Soccer:
Manchester United football manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford have recovered from their injuries and will be available for the restart of the Premier League season 9:27

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