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A panel of MPs from across Parliament are urging the Government to increase funding for broadcaster Whakaata Māori amid warnings wider cuts across the Māori... Keep Reading

It's the second time the party has scrapped one of its flagship members' bills to make way for a new one. Keep Reading

The ACT party is questioning whether the government should retain its majority share in the airline, following news of its poor financial performance. Keep Reading

Officials are in talks with the US about a new visa-free travel deal. Keep Reading

The Government has been warned its plans to open up highly productive land for housing will be irreversible. Keep Reading

New Zealand First has hit out at National after its coalition partner promised to campaign on stronger fishing protections in the Auckland waterway. Keep Reading

The Government has ditched the quarterly action plans that Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said helped focus the public service. The plans previously... Keep Reading

The People's Select Committee on Pay Equity has released their report into the pay equity changes enacted by the Government last year. Keep Reading

Dog control rules have come under the spotlight after a woman was killed by a pack of dogs in Kaipara's Kaihū. Keep Reading

"I hear it everywhere I go – that anxiety about the future," the Labour leader says. Keep Reading

Labour leader Chris Hipkins continued his theme of managing voter expectations in his State of the Nation speech, delivered today in Auckland. Hipkins said a... Keep Reading

The government says the orders are part of reclaiming town centres, and a retailers' group doubts they will work. Keep Reading

Chris Hipkins launches Labour’s 2026 pitch, pledging to put affordability at the heart of every decision and unveiling the slogan “A future made in New Zealand. Keep Reading

The Government is giving police the power to issue ‘move-on’ orders to ban rough sleepers for up to 24 hours, a move Police Minister Mark Mitchell calls a “public safety” measure. Keep Reading

The US Supreme Court ruled the sweeping tariffs Donald Trump imposed on nearly every country, including New Zealand, were illegal. Keep Reading

The bill is being fiercely defended by Winston Peters. Keep Reading

Labour's deputy leader says the backtrack is a huge blow for families looking for affordable homes. Keep Reading

NZ First leader Winston Peters says his deputy Shane Jones “could have expressed himself better” when sharing his view on the potential immigration impacts... Keep Reading

Kieran McAnulty ordered out after challenging Speaker Gerry Brownlee's decisions on comments made by Winston Peters. Keep Reading

Brooke van Velden says she doesn't know why MBIE omitted estimates produced via consultation in its regulatory impact statement Keep Reading

The Housing Minister has had to grapple with a process which he says is "legally complicated". Keep Reading

But the Ministry of Education says there is enough time for schools and kura to provide feedback. Keep Reading

The decision by Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith is revealed by 1News. Keep Reading

Hipkins has decried an "ugly side to NZ politics", calling out "outright race-baiting" and "direct racism" being expressed in the debating chamber. Keep Reading