"Our cars don't run on feel-good feelings," says Helen who adds that her job is costing her money. Keep Reading

Retail NZ warns “time is running out” to address the growth of the illicit tobacco market as it urges the Government to establish a new taskforce to improve... Keep Reading

An open letter calls on all political parties to back the agreement, after New Zealand First withheld support over immigration concerns and Labour is still to decide. Keep Reading

Health Minister Simeon Brown says increased funding will mean 13,000 additional cancer infusions will have been delivered by the end of the current fiscal... Keep Reading

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Local government Minister Simon Watts has asked his officials to ‘engage with’ Far North District Council after a local councillor called for the appointment of a Crown Observer. Keep Reading

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A New Zealand First MP’s bill aims to clearly define men and women according to their biological sex - but legal experts say its potential impact is being overstated. Keep Reading

A joint filing for judicial review seeks to know why the conservation minister ignored advice to expand national park boundaries, reports Fox Meyer. Keep Reading

More drugs were seized at Auckland Airport in the first four months of last year than across all airports in the country in the entirety of 2024. It’s part... Keep Reading

The prime minister repeatedly warned against people getting too comfortable, and the best case scenario for fuel prices coming down was probably "a matter of weeks". Keep Reading

Foreign Minister Winston Peters says it's time for "cool heads", as the US President escalates his rhetoric on attacking Iran. Keep Reading

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s recent reshuffle led to the appointment of the first woman as Leader of the House, with senior Minister Louise Upston... Keep Reading

Ministers will meet with major businesses later in the week to get their perspectives on what may be required, should fuel supply become disrupted further. Keep Reading

More than five weeks on from a deadly bombing of a primary school in Iran, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has said New Zealand does not have a position on it. Keep Reading

The prime minister is set to speak as Donald Trump issues fresh threats against Iran. Keep Reading

Support has risen for all coalition parties, while support has dropped for all opposition parties. Keep Reading

Plan to divert funding from agriculture, environmental and health sectors into a new advanced tech sector could be 'catastrophic', scientist warns. Keep Reading

An update on New Zealand's current fuel stocks was released at 1pm today. Keep Reading

Petrol and jet fuel stocks have risen, while there has been a slight decrease in diesel stocks. The Ministry of Business, Innovation, and... Keep Reading

This week, MPs debated a bill to protect parody and satire-the right to take the mickey under New Zealand's copyright law. Keep Reading

Greyhound racing bosses admit their battle for survival is over. The passing of legislation in Parliament on Thursday to outlaw greyhound racing from August... Keep Reading