Teachers to vote on industrial action with a possible strike in two weeks. Keep Reading

Emma Chatterton was heckled by the crowd, with the Green Party co-leader saying it was "appalling behaviour" that National let a new candidate front. Keep Reading

The marches began at 3pm today. Keep Reading

Christopher Luxon needs to explain his vision for New Zealand and underpin it with some policies that are clearly articulated and costed, writes political editor @jo_moir Keep Reading

Either Camilla Belich or Helen White will be selected to contest a seat that has a habit of producing Labour leaders. Keep Reading

People selling services on platforms will have to pay 15% in a new tax from April next year, but Nicola Willis says it will be passed on to consumers. Keep Reading

Analysis - National's Three Waters alternative begs the question: Who will pay? And Rob Campbell describes being sacked from both his public service roles as "Muldoonism in action", Peter Wilson writes. Keep Reading

Auckland Council unanimously votes to seek a delay to a new Labour-National bipartisan housing intensification requirement - with Mayor Wayne Brown saying a refusal could cost national politicians at the election Keep Reading

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins is speaking to media after announcing further funding to complete the Christchurch Schools Rebuild programme. Watch live here. Keep Reading

Te Whatu Ora staff to be consulted on managerial and administrative lay-offs to reduce duplication between former DHBs: 'I hate it,' says Rob Campbell, 'but they do happen'. Jonathan Milne reports. Keep Reading

"We're importing all this coal out of Indonesia because we can't actually dig it here." Keep Reading

It includes scrapping Three Waters "to focus on recovery spending". Keep Reading

SS4C has previously been during school time but in a bid to minimise impact on learning, this year's event will being at 3pm. Keep Reading

The appointment of a health outsider to the chair of Te Whatu Ora was opposed by the Prime Minister from day one, but health minister Andrew Little carried the day. It wasn’t an encouraging start. Keep Reading

Health minister Dr Ayesha Verrall has refused to front, while hospitals are overloaded and the sector is in the midst of major reforms. Keep Reading

The Government chose to act fast once Campbell's co-governance comments spread Keep Reading

Christopher Luxon denies ratepayers will pay more under National’s alternative Three Waters proposal while at the same time accepting some councils might charge more for water. Political editor Jo Moir reports. Keep Reading

The three-week anti-mandate occupation had descended into a toxic mix of misinformation and hostility by the time it came to an end. Keep Reading

The Government needs to leave managing the recovery to others, while it gets on with the bigger picture of addressing climate change overall, says @honpeterdunne Keep Reading

He’s lost two jobs this week, after publicly criticising the National Party’s policy on Three Waters. Keep Reading

Environment Minister David Parker has today removed Rob Campbell from his role as chair and board member of the Environmental Protection Authority. Keep Reading

On the eve of the global climate strike, New Zealand’s biggest oil and gas producer - Austrian OMV -  has announced that it is looking to sell its New Zealand assets.  Keep Reading

The New Zealand Government has made a big promise on the international stage to cut New Zealand's emissions by a 147 million tonnes over the decade of the 2020s. But the truth is that Keep Reading

"It shows why he was always an unsuitable person for this role." Keep Reading

On 2 March 2022, police cleared hundreds of people from a sprawling occupation and protest in the area around New Zealand’s Parliament.  The conclusion of the three-week occupation was angry and violent.  Boiling Point, an RNZ documentary, is a comprehensive account of what happened that day. Keep Reading