The Speaker was asked about the notices before a select committee. Keep Reading

Government is set to announce a big electoral law change, but it needs National's help. Keep Reading

Parliament's Speaker Trevor Mallard has refused to answer questions from MPs about the trespass notices issued earlier this year - reigniting calls for him to go. Keep Reading

Govt officials do cost-benefit analysis around supermarket divestment. Keep Reading

Labour has to rubberstamp anything the Greens want. Keep Reading

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The Government says it's in a tough position as "there is no perfect data set". Keep Reading

Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta says upcoming visits to our Pacific neighbours will have a respectful approach, contrasting it with her Chinese counterpart's whistlestop tour. Keep Reading

"I have been frustrated by some of the commentary." Keep Reading

In a wide-ranging interview, he rules out welfare cuts and says the party will raise benefits if it wins power. Keep Reading

New documents show the Government's subsidies for international air freight should have triggered a climate impact assessment. Keep Reading

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Escalating construction costs are a fact of life as the $1.47 billion budget for Dunedin's new hospital comes under pressure, Andrew Little has warned. Keep Reading

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Things are not looking promising for Jan Tinetti. Keep Reading

Power Play - Ardern's visit to the White House was well overdue but comes at a time when New Zealand needs to be drawing clear battle lines between friend and foe. Keep Reading

After more than two years focused on domestic matters, the Prime Minister has been back on the international stage. The chasm between how she is received internationally, versus the mood at home, continues to grow starker, writes political editor Jo Moir. Keep Reading

OPINION: If China’s influence is growing in the Pacific, analysts fear that Pacific nations’ traditional partners (that’s us) are losing relevance. Keep Reading

Foreign minister Nanaia Mahuta accepts China has become more assertive in the region but says approach will remain essentially unchanged Keep Reading

OPINION: If we are to build trust in government, that g​overnment needs to be much more open and responsive to citizens’ input. Keep Reading

This week's On the Tiles dissects the results of the Australian election. Keep Reading

A new Centre of Research Excellence will help build a more secure nation, and one which will also be empowered by knowledge, empathy, understanding and kindness, the PM says. Keep Reading

The PM's next international visit should be to China, we've got a bit of work to do on that relationship. And our economic well-being depends on it, writes Rachel Smalley Keep Reading

Pushing the new energy efficiency regulations back by six months could see 200,000 tonnes of additional greenhouse gas emissions. Keep Reading