Labour has named 30 newcomers on its list as it heads into the campaign. Keep Reading

The Labour leader and party president Jill Day said the team would give New Zealanders "real choice for the kind of country we want to live in". Keep Reading

The Government had initially proposed a “levy on electricity” to pay for the gas import facility intended to improve energy security in dry years. Keep Reading

But the finance minister says there is "no hole in the government's accounts". Keep Reading

Under the most recent 1News Verian poll, Naidoo's ranking means he would be comfortably elected to Parliament as a list MP. Keep Reading

Union-commissioned polling reveals more than two-thirds of New Zealanders think the quality of the public service is either no different or has worsened... Keep Reading

Paramedics will soon be able to prescribe patients medicine, Health Minister Simeon Brown said in an announcement today. Keep Reading

The US has approved a NZ$2.6 billion sale of five Seahawk maritime helicopters to New Zealand, after the government pledged to nearly double its... Keep Reading

A $10 million Government investment will support predator-free initiatives across Tāmaki Makaurau and the Hauraki Gulf, including Auckland's first urban mainland project. Keep Reading

The Australian and New Zealand prime ministers met on Friday night in Noosa ahead of the annual leader's meeting taking place on Saturday. Keep Reading

Government agencies are being urged to proactively release more information and use artificial intelligence to respond to information requests, as new... Keep Reading

Luxon stressed New Zealand would raise the matter directly with China itself "nation-to-nation." Keep Reading

The Health Minister says a proposed funding package for general practitioners (GPs) will keep costs stable for patients, but Labour says it fails to bring... Keep Reading

A survey of Māori Public Service Association members has warned that removing references to Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles from 19 laws will widen existing inequities for Māori and weaken […] Keep Reading

A report on disabled people's experiences of health services says improvements are needed across sectors to reduce barriers to care. Keep Reading

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong said the ban was "not appropriate" and the country was "concerned" by China's move. Keep Reading

Brownlee is set to make a ruling on Stuff Digital's access to the Parliamentary precinct after raising concerns about some of its reporting last month. Keep Reading

Lower Hutt’s Waiwhetū Marae could be one of the last marae to get emergency preparedness funding. Keep Reading

Waitangi fisheries trust Te Ohu Kaimoana maintains the appeal process shouldn’t affect redress being made, reports Andrew Bevin Keep Reading

Company failures jumped 49% even as hospitality led demand for business finance. Keep Reading

An iwi leader described the coalition government as "the most racist, anti-Māori government ever", while experts warned the proposed Treaty reforms could be the widest breach of Te Tiriti in decades. Keep Reading

Govt lawyers told Peters NZ would still make its own decisions under updated WHO rules, but he insisted the changes put sovereignty at stake. Keep Reading

The Government is introducing sweeping changes to copyright law, which will see songs like I See Red by Split Enz, Dragon’s April Sun in Cuba and Hello... Keep Reading

Parliament voted, among other things, to make it easier to host a boxing contest, amend the Patents Act, and keep track of sperm donors. Keep Reading

National and Act are expressing caution at the prospect of further public money being devoted to the Moana Pasifika rugby franchise, which has been placed in... Keep Reading