1 NEWS has revealed there are now at least nine bullying complaints lodged by social workers.
Murray Chong recently said on Facebook that he was ashamed to sing the national anthem in Te Reo Māori.
It coincides with the Government spending less on preventing the illness.
Fishing company Sanford said it's having issues getting salmon exports to China cleared through the country's ports.
The US President said he used Homeland Security’s data to make the decision.
Trump made the call from the Rose Garden, claiming illegal immigration was "an invasion of our country".
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs denies Chinese citizens have been warned not to come to New Zealand.
Mr Davis says the story is only an issue because Peter Goodfellow has ties to both National and Sanford, the company reportedly having issues getting their produce into China.
A Sanford spokesperson said they have not been given a reason for the delays by local authorities.
The National Leader is under unrelenting attack from the media pack, says our columnist.
That's according to an article published in the English version of China's People's Daily Newspaper.
Act Party leader David Seymour thinks the cost is too high.
Critics have called it patronising and sexist, while Paula Bennett has defended it as humorous.
Mr Peters called the National MP "Mr Woodwork Teacher" during a debate on China in question time today.
"It could have been a man, it could have been a woman. I don’t think it’s about gender, I think that it's about a failing government," Ms Bennett says.
The video depicts a man simply explaining Labour's KiwiBuild scheme missing targets to a woman.
He said New Zealand had beefed up its representation in China and he too planned to visit this year.
The government needed to get "brave" and think radically to try to eradicate the disparities, social policy analyst Alan Johnson says.
The Chinese company has gone on a public relations offensive.
Both politicians brought up controversial conversations from the other man's past, earning them each a warning from the Speaker.
"The conditions aren't satisfactory," he said.
The Reserve Bank expects low interest rates and Government spending support to lead to a pickup in domestic growth over 2019.
He said in the past, if people have to sing the national anthem in both languages then the haka should be performed in English too.
The pair discussed the number on TVNZ1's Breakfast today.
With MP Tamati Coffey away sick, Labour's accused National of political points scoring.
Paul Buchanan says NZ is the "meat in the middle of the sandwich" between Beijing and Washington.
"At 5 per cent he knows Vernon Tava’s coming for him,” Mr Bridges said.
Parliamentarians seemed to relish unleashing all the lines they'd thought up over summer.
The Deputy PM also asked why the Opposition leader continues to humiliate himself.
An upbeat Ms Collins told media today she works "very well" with Mr Bridges.
