Five Big Things That Happened Today: Thursday, September 25
Thursday's five biggest stories across news, politics, business and sport.
Thursday's five biggest stories across news, politics, business and sport.

Five Big Things That Happened Today: Thursday, September 25
Thursday's five biggest stories across news, politics, business and sport.
Domestic policy debate continued, with reaction from affected communities and opposition parties.
Economic indicators drew attention from households and businesses watching interest rates.
International news and sport completed the day's wrap.

Disability Issues Minister Louise Upston has appointed Rahera Turner, Thora Huebner and Joanne Witko to the New Zealand Sign Language Board, adding new members as the board works through delivery of a 10-year NZSL strategy.

Transport Minister Chris Bishop has confirmed the Government has signed the public-private partnership agreement for Warkworth to Te Hana, moving the first section of the Northland Expressway from procurement into delivery.

NZ Ambulance Association national secretary Mark Quin says Palmerston North Hospital's overloaded emergency department left ambulance patients waiting one to two hours to be handed into hospital care.