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The Prime Minister says Amazon is spending $7.5b on data centres - a move the company announced four years ago.

亚马逊确认75亿纽元的总投资额仍在执行中，将支持超过1000个全职等效岗位，为新西兰经济带来108亿纽元贡献。

Explainer - What on Earth is going on with the Reserve Bank and who is involved in the saga? Audio

The Labour Party is tentatively backing a policy proposal from the CTU, but the Workplace Relations Minister says it's "not an area of focus".

It would allow the Chief of Defence Force to sign off on having uniformed staff fill in for striking civilians.

The health minister revealed plans for a 24/7 online GP service earlier this year.

New Zealand is not following Australia's lead in expelling Iran's ambassador.

He says people are unlikely to vote for a change unless new limits are put on government powers. Audio

The select committee by majority recommends making changes to the proposal.

Todd Stephenson is looking across the aisle for help to change the bill.

Early voting has started for the Tāmaki Makaurau by-election, with voters given two weeks to get to the ballot box before polls close.

Cabinet previously decided non-intermediate primary schools would join the coalition's cheaper $3-a-meal approach next year.

The committee, led by a former Green MP, says its report aims to review progress in New Zealand health since 2000 and looks ahead to improvements needed out to 2040.

Live: Judith Collins and Winston Peters have revealed the planes chosen to replace the Defence Force's ageing 757s, and a fleet of helicopters to be based on NZ's frigates.

The government is celebrating the first project to get consent under the coalition's fast-track regime.

Analysis - Speaking on Morning Report opposite Labour's deputy, Nicola Willis interrupted again and again to ask about Labour's plan. Audio

Foreign Minister Winston Peters says he has a reason to bring the former Speaker back to New Zealand early.

The former Finance Minister is also rejecting the suggestion the last Labour government did not have enough real-world experience to run the country. Audio

The new rule requires generators to offer the same price to all retailers and cannot offer discounts, including to themselves.

The bill is now more than $600 million, after another $144m was added to the scrapped iReX ferry project cost.

It's calling for a "data lake" and tweaks to privacy laws so agencies and businesses can work together to help combat organised crime. Audio

This one focused on speeding up consenting while the government works on more a permanent replacement. Audio

Health NZ claim 85 patients were affected, when a proposed strike was called off in Christchurch.

Jacinda Ardern, Chris Hipkins and Grant Robertson have all refused to appear, leading the Royal Commission to cancel next week's public hearing. Audio

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer re-used the 'C-word' in Parliament in response, and Winston Peters spoke in Swarbrick's defence, despite voting to have her ejected.