The new Australian prime minister is keen, so will Kiwis' rights across the Tasman finally be brought in line with Aussies' rights here? Keep Reading

If New Zealand wants to secure its place as a partner for the Pacific, it must take action on climate change, an expert says. Keep Reading

National's leader Christopher Luxon wants fourth dose eligibility to be expanded beyond vulnerable people to anyone who wants it. Keep Reading

Newshub can reveal just how severe circumstances are for aged care. Keep Reading

The Pacific Island Forum got underway today with many of the heads of states as delegates arriving in Suva today. The major talking point was climate change.... Keep Reading

The US vice president's virtual address will come after concerns Beijing is behind Kiribati's decision to walk away from the regional body. Keep Reading

After announcing $10m of spending from the government's climate aid fund, the PM says making sure the Pacific region is investing in climate resilience is incredibly important. Keep Reading

Which political donors make those NZ$5000+ donations in Aotearoa? Keep Reading

History Man: Does David Seymour have a case? Does history confirm that National campaigns from the right when it’s in opposition, only to g... Keep Reading

A win in court couldn't change the voting age but it would be a "strong moral message" to Parliament, lobby group says. Keep Reading

New Zealand prime minister says leaders had been trying to persuade Kiribati not to withdraw from the forum Keep Reading

It had already been billed as a significant meeting with Covid, climate and security. Keep Reading

The National Party leader said it was in the context of a speech on "unleashing enterprise". Keep Reading

"If we think the risk is changing, well, let's get really clear about how it is." Keep Reading

Luxon doesn't need to do media rounds saying that journalists are obsessed with him or too focused on his party because after 5 years National MP's are finally in line. Keep Reading

National's Penny Simmonds is saying 'we told you so' over problems with new education entity Te Pūkenga. Keep Reading

What our history really teaches us, writes Chris Trotter, is that the politicians who most often win New Zealand elections, are the ones who promise Kiwis to keep as much as possible about their country exactly the same Keep Reading

The highly-anticipated Pacific Islands Forum, meeting face-to-face for the first time since the pandemic began, is already off to a rocky start after Kiribati withdrew. Keep Reading

National's police spokesperson Mark Mitchell says six police officers were assaulted every day last year - an increase of nearly 30 percent on 2018. Keep Reading

Speaking at the party's annual conference in Wellington, leader David Seymour said the investigation would look into whether the Covid-19 restrictions were always justifiable. Keep Reading

"Five times National has followed Labour into government and five times Labour’s policies have survived," said the ACT party leader. Keep Reading

Power Play: It's the first time in a long time a prime minister has returned from Australia with more than empty platitudes over the treatment of New Zealanders there. Keep Reading

Photo / File The best way to tackle the gang issue is to set the IRD on them, ACT Party leader David Seymour says. "We've got to get the focus on gangs... Keep Reading

Starting this month, New Zealand will welcome more refugees from the Middle East, and spots set aside for Afghans have been brought forward. Keep Reading

A government decision to cut funding for a rental scheme means some families have nowhere to go, a trust says. Keep Reading