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Summary test: Gaurav Sharma claims the Labour party was going to invoke the waka jumping provisions, so he resigned. The party says otherwise. Sharma can also start his own party without triggering the party hopping law, writes Anna Rawhiti-Connell in The Bulletin

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Corrections minister picks fight with activist groups, Foster calls in independent Wellington Council governance review, and OCR kept unchanged.

The Bulletin: Corrections minister picks fight with activist groups

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Several new community cases announced in Papatoetoe cluster, Wellington City Council fallout continues, and new child poverty stats released.

The Bulletin: New cases around Papatoetoe cluster, alert not yet changing

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Auckland moved back to level one, a somber day marked in Christchurch, and new but incomplete child poverty figures out today.

The Bulletin: Short sharp alert level rise done in a week

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Jabs galore as vaccine rollout gets underway, ten years since Christchurch earthquake marked, and health ministry accused of trying to gag Mental Health Foundation.

The Bulletin: Jabs galore as vaccine rollout gets underway

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Wild Wellington Council meeting sparks controversy, managed isolation cleaners being paid minimum wage, and major new report on tourism’s environmental footprint released.

The Bulletin: Wild Wellington Council meeting sparks controversy

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Why the lockdown is being lifted, last NZ troops to leave Afghanistan, and efforts to recover Pike River bodies come to an end.

The Bulletin: Why the lockdown is being lifted

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Morrison responds to Ardern serve over accused terrorist, we’ll find out later today if lockdown will be lifted, and Sallies report shows those with least are going backwards.

The Bulletin: Morrison responds to Ardern serve over accused terrorist

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Biofuels are the realistic option to start lowering the emissions of our existing fleet, at the same time as we accelerate the uptake of electric vehicles.

Biofuels will power New Zealand’s journey to transport electrification

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How the latest Covid-19 outbreak is being felt, NZ woman captured on Syrian border on suspicion of being a terrorist, and bipartisan commitment to supporting Saudi war effort revealed.

The Bulletin: How the latest Covid-19 outbreak is being felt

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72 hours of lockdown incoming for Auckland, vaccinations of border workers to begin imminently, and hospo businesses facing a difficult week.

The Bulletin: Country waking up to heightened alert levels

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Queenstown mayor calls for more taxpayer support, rent going up for military families, and Air NZ bosses front up at parliament.

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