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  •   Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Politics articles  Politics
    Concern persistent tough economic conditions are impacting young people's employment opportunities
     13 January 2026
    Concern persistent tough economic conditions are impacting young people's employment opportunities
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    Fears of unseen violence against protesters as Iran's internet blackout enters a fifth day
    13 Jan: Human rights groups estimate more than 500 people have been killed and more than 10,600 arrested in the ongoing protests.... more
    Why are people protesting in Iran? Mass anti-government demonstrations continue
    13 Jan: Thousands of Iranians have taken to the streets for more than a fortnight in protests against the country's government. Here's what to know about the situation.... more
    Gazans beg for shelter as winter storms batter millions and Israel limits aid
    13 Jan: Homeless Gazans are begging the Israeli government to allow proper shelters into the strip as winter storms batter the enclave and destroy many people's tents.... more
    Iran claims mass protests 'under total control' as human rights group says death toll has reached 648
    13 Jan: Iran claims weeks of anti-government protests across the country have subsided, blaming the US and Israel for the violence.... more
    It's been revealed another health provider, Canopy Healthcare, was hit by a data breach - six months ago
    12 Jan: It's been revealed another health provider, Canopy Healthcare, was hit by a data breach - six months ago... more
    The Deputy Prime Minister says it's hard to argue with the numbers when it comes to the Coalition's success
    12 Jan: The Deputy Prime Minister says it's hard to argue with the numbers when it comes to the Coalition's success... more
    The Government says it wants to dots its I's and cross its T's with the roll-out of "open electricity"
    12 Jan: The Government says it wants to dots its I's and cross its T's with the roll-out of "open electricity"... more
    Rising living costs are driving up both the number of first-time student loan borrowers, and the size of their loans
    12 Jan: Rising living costs are driving up both the number of first-time student loan borrowers, and the size of their loans... more
    The Government says a move to "open electricity" will give consumers more choice through better transparency
    12 Jan: The Government says a move to "open electricity" will give consumers more choice through better transparency... more

     Most Popular Recent Politics News
     09 Jan: NetBlocks reports internet blackout imposed in Iran amid nationwide protests +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     13 Jan: Fears of unseen violence against protesters as Iran's internet blackout enters a fifth day +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     05 Jan: Te Pati Maori co-leader Rawiri Waititi is the highest-spending MP - in terms of Parliamentary Service funding +++++++++++++++++++++++
     05 Jan: We're all being warned to be alert, after two data breaches affecting tens of thousands of Kiwis +++++++++++++++++++++++
     10 Jan: It's full steam ahead for a local Wellington gaming company, as the sector continues to boom ++++++++++++++
     09 Jan: Health portal Manage My Health is still working to notify users affected by last week's major cyber breach +++++++++++++
     07 Jan: Retail New Zealand's Chief Executive says the closure of Australian retailer EB Games - would have a wide reaching impact +++++++++++++

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      29 Jan: How judith collins unwillingly became the crusher (Stuff.co.nz)
      28 Jan: Earnest speeches delay the first politics in parliament's year (RadioNZ)
      28 Jan: Curtains down for crusher collins, one of politics' leading players (RadioNZ)
      28 Jan: Judith collins confirms retirement from politics, with new job (Stuff.co.nz)
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