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No hard feelings: Rakesh Naidoo refuses to hit back after police row

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By Craig McCulloch Verified
| 1News Verified
Labour's top cop candidate Rakesh Naidoo has declined to fire back at police top brass over their criticism of his move into politics, despite maintaining he did nothing wrong. By Craig McCulloch of RNZ Speaking to RNZ for the first time since being recruited by Labour, Naidoo said he would not do anything differently with hindsight, pointing to a police review which cleared him of any wrongdoing.
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Super at 68? Departing National MP calls for pension age to start rising in 2029 Original

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By Craig McCulloch Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Caption:Andrew Bayly says he is setting out his own "considered view based on economic and demographic modelling".Photo credit:RNZ / Angus Dreaver Outgoing National MP Andrew Bayly is using his final days in Parliament to urge all parties to start raising the superannuation age from next term, warning further delay will make the eventual fix more painful. In an interview with RNZ, Bayly said the age of eligibility should be increased by one month every year from 2029, climbing to 68 by 2065.
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MBIE head Nic Blakeley's position now 'untenable' - Labour Original

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By Craig McCulloch Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
The Labour Party has toughened its stance on chastened ministry head Nic Blakeley, saying his position is now untenable. Parliament's Privileges Committee last week found the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) in contempt, ruling that Blakeley, as chief executive, and a former colleague had "deliberately misled MPs" about the status of a bungled multi-million dollar IT project.
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