The government will slash its operating allowance from $2.4 billion to $1.3b, Nicola Willis says. Keep Reading

Erica Stanford made the pre-Budget announcement from Wellington today. Keep Reading

Climate campaigners have long accused the scheme of propping up pollution. Keep Reading

The Government will use a new concessionary loan scheme to achieve its goal of increasing the number of public EV charging stations in New Zealand to 10,000... Keep Reading

Last year, the Government allowed funding for up to 35 of the country’s 2500 state schools to make the change by 2026. Keep Reading

It could be liable for an extra $3.2 billion in veterans' support. Keep Reading

David Seymour says the salaries at the Regulation Ministry are going down slightly, but Labour's Duncan Webb calls it a 'vanity ministry'. Keep Reading

New Zealanders’ pathway to Australian citizenship is likely to stay following the federal election next Saturday, with the current opposition confirming it... Keep Reading

Foreign Minister Winston Peters says the Prime Minister’s office concedes it made an error in not sharing Christopher Luxon’s recent foreign affairs speech... Keep Reading

"Is this the biggest thing on the planet, talking about the definition of a woman? I would argue no,” senior Chris Bishop minister said. Keep Reading

Update: The ACC Minister has asked the organisation to review a planned initiative after a coalition disagreement Keep Reading

Christopher Luxon said he was aware of but had not listened to the fiery Morning Report interview in which the acting prime minister accused the public broadcaster of being biased and seemingly threatened to cut its funding. Keep Reading

The Government admits the number of families it said would be eligible for the full $75 a week benefit of its flagship childcare tax policy was wrong. The... Keep Reading

Te Pāti Māori responds to the privilege committee of the conducting of members in the house, following viral haka against Treaty Priniciples bill Keep Reading

"Threatening to cut funding is a form of censorship. It is totally and utterly wrong," Chris Hipkins says. Keep Reading

Te Pāti Māori is likely to find out if three of its MPs will face punishments for performing a haka in the House, in the same week the party intends to... Keep Reading

New Zealand's populist party has introduced a bill to parliament to define women and men by their biology, preventing trans people from being recognised by law.  Keep Reading

Mark Mitchell reposted a reel on Instagram that falsely claimed the Te Pāti Māori MP’s ancestors came from China and "were yellow Vikings". Keep Reading

The largest Royal Commission of Inquiry found the state created a regime of denial and cover-up to protect itself. Now, no-one will be held liable. Keep Reading

Union boss says pushing through legislation without seeking advice from impacted parties is ‘the antithesis of good law-making’. Alice Peacock reports Keep Reading

New Zealand is extending the deployment of Defence Force personnel training Ukrainian soldiers and providing logistical support in Europe by another 18... Keep Reading

The Ministry of Education states the aim is ensuring the content is age-appropriate, informed by evidence, comparable to other countries. Keep Reading

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is promoting New Zealand as a “champion for free trade ” as he heads to the United Kingdom after global turbulence caused by... Keep Reading

Education Minister says draft aims to ensure the content is age-appropriate, evidence-informed, and detailed about what is taught and when. Keep Reading

Monique Croon says energy and shipping decisions are needed before a meatworks supported by the government can proceed. Keep Reading