As Russia's bombardment of Ukraine continues, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is hopeful of getting unanimous support across Parliament for the Russian Sanctions Bill being considered by Cabinet today. Keep Reading

The National Party's promise to scrap all the new taxes introduced by Labour since coming into power has been met with both praise and scepticism. Keep Reading

"The speech shows once again that National will not face up to the hard decisions that come with being in Government." Keep Reading

The Māori Party co-leader says he doesn’t support the recent occupation of Parliament, but continues to believe vaccine mandates should be scrapped. Keep Reading

“The average Kiwi family is worse off than they were 12 months ago and the Government needs to act,” National's leader said. Keep Reading

In a state of nation speech to be delivered today the National leader will continue to talk about dependency, while committing the party to repealing all of Labour's tax hikes if elected in 2023, it is understood. Keep Reading

What to watch for when the competition watchdog releases its final report into the $22b groceries industry next week. Keep Reading

Kiwis sent back from Australia make up 96 percent of deportations to New Zealand. Keep Reading

National MP Maureen Pugh has claimed members of the party were talking with protesters on an almost daily basis. This story was first published by... Keep Reading

Three waters feedback going to the minister on Monday seems unlikely to sway the government, whose latest model appears to fall short of its own demands. Keep Reading

National MPs will be under the microscope next week when their leader starts individual performance reviews. Christopher Luxon told political editor Jo Moir some of his caucus would have to change the way they do politics. Keep Reading

Keep up with developments from Ukraine on the ninth day of Russia's invasion with live updates from 1News. Keep Reading

Parliament’s precinct is being spring-cleaned and returned to order and the MPs are full of thanks, and a little causative finger pointing.      Keep Reading

Choosing between a lower voting age, supply chain slavery, and age-based wage discrimination. The coming Youth Parliament has balloted an issue.  Keep Reading

Government modelling projects a mere 0.3% increase on current GDP when the NZ-UK free trade agreement comes into full force. Does that justify the concessions the deal makes? Keep Reading

But Williams said there was no excuse for the violent behaviour. Keep Reading

Leaders of a group challenging their vaccine mandates this week include a GP suspended for distributing misinformation, and a Northland anti abortion activist who compares the government vaccination campaign to the Nazis' Final Solution. Keep Reading

The prime minister is not saying whether she supports a recommendation that children in state care should be legally protected from abuse. Keep Reading

The prime minister is not saying whether she supports a recommendation that children in state care should be legally protected from abuse. Keep Reading

Newshub revealed a cover-up in 2021. Keep Reading

Waititi said the PM is "captaining a boat where half the crew want to go sailing and the others are drilling holes in the bottom". Keep Reading

All political parties have supported a motion in Parliament to recognise the "safe restoration of Parliament's grounds" and the selfless service of emergency services. Keep Reading

The time for reflection has come. Keep Reading

A request to withdraw strike action was made based on the three Auckland DHBs' concern they cannot guarantee patient safety if the strike went ahead. Keep Reading

Booster rates are lagging in Counties Manukau DHB. But this is partially because Covid cases are told to hold off for weeks after they've recovered. Keep Reading