John Key

Opinion: 'Hysteria' against mining has only scratched surface

Hysterical? Who's being hysterical? Not the media, Prime Minister.

Key opens Kupe Gas Project

The $1.3 billion Kupe Gas Project in Taranaki was officially opened today by Prime Minister John Key.

Auckland games bid decision this week

Auckland games bid decision this week

Rumours that the Government has decided not to back Auckland's bid to host the 2018 Commonwealth Games will be confirmed or denied later this week, Prime Minister John Key said today.

Govt backs All Whites World Cup campaign

Govt backs All Whites World Cup campaign

The Government is giving the All Whites' Fifa World Cup final campaign a $300,000 boost, Prime Minister John Key announced today.

PM tight-lipped over mining plans

Prime Minister John Key says the public will have to wait for a discussion paper to be released to find out which areas of conservation land may be mined and how.

Tertiary cuts starting to bite

Telford Rural Polytechnic is considering merging with Canterbury's Lincoln University, as the tertiary shake-up and funding cuts squeeze the Balclutha institution.

Dunedin could help in Asia-Pacific hub

Dunedin could help in Asia-Pacific hub

Dunedin could play a pivotal part in plans to form an Asia-Pacific financial services hub in New Zealand, Dunedin businessman Craig Myles, of Myles Wealth Management, said yesterday.

Within our means

Within our means

Is the plan to be meaningful or is it just a political gesture? Not since the days of Sir Robert Muldoon's state department cost-cutting threats in the late 1970s has the public service faced the challenge proposed by the Key Government.

Key believes Brash emails were hacked

WELLINGTON: Prime Minister John Key says he has a theory about who hacked into former National Party leader Don Brash's emails, but he is not sharing it with the media.

Pupils crunching numbers in maths world-record bid

Pupils crunching numbers in maths world-record bid

For Jason-Mark Harmer-Kapa, one computer plus the opportunity to answer maths questions for two days equals "loads of fun".

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