Activist groups have been calling for strikes this Thursday as part of a second National Māori Action Day. Keep Reading

The Prime Minister and Labour's Chris Hipkins are both warning people not to break the law this week - but some in Labour say it's up to individuals. Keep Reading

The coalition's ambitious plans to repeal or replace all references to the Treaty principles in legislation are now underway, according to new documents. Keep Reading

The opposition has previously criticised the appointment of several former National Party ministers to Government roles as being "jobs for the boys". Keep Reading

The $53 million spent over four years would result in just under 400 new teachers a year. Keep Reading

Miners on the West Coast were given a paid day off to attend Shane Jones' big speech in Blackball - but others were not so welcome Keep Reading

It might be tempting to host a Budget lolly scramble, but the PM says he's making the "tough calls" needed to get the fundamentals right. Keep Reading

The Finance Minister prepares to present one of the most difficult budgets, National MP David MacLeod gets himself into trouble and the First Home Buyers Grant is scrapped. Keep Reading

Shane Jones visited two mines on Thursday without revealing it until afterwards - then had a private lunch with mining industry representatives. Keep Reading

"I don't think that's fair on the taxpayer." Keep Reading

Closing a perceived tax exemption for double-cab utes could bring in $100 million a year, IRD officials previously estimated. Keep Reading

The Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister for Mental Health, have this week all cited a figure that Gumboot Friday charity I Am Hope provides a “social return on investment” of $5.70 for every $1 invested. Keep Reading

The Resources Minister today declared that mining was now "back in business", with a desire by the Government to create thousands of new jobs. Keep Reading

The chairperson of Mike King's charity donated nearly $30,000 to National over the past few years. Keep Reading

Labour's Willow-Jean Prime says the level of frustration is building and concern is mounting over what the government will set its sights on next. Keep Reading

With one week to go, this handy-dandy cheat sheet will bring you up to speed on all the jargon you need to impress your friends. Keep Reading

It follows the horrific murder of 21-year-old law student Farzana Yaqub. Keep Reading

But Housing Minister Chris Bishop has also announced $140 million in new funding for 1500 new social housing places from July next year. Keep Reading

Newsable understands a bill that would serve as the foundations to open banking will have its first reading in Parliament today. Keep Reading

One of this Government’s most contentious bills is now before a select committee. The Fast-Track Approval Bill is designed to speed up the process of... Keep Reading

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon balanced promotion of 'critical' trade ties with 'clear-eyed' security talk at a China summit, while the Chinese ambassador sent further warnings about potential NZ involvement in Aukus Keep Reading

The ad, in the form of a profile, "did not carry with it the legally-required authorisation statement," co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick said. Keep Reading

The Government has confirmed it will review the removal of low charge-user electricity plans, as consumer advocates say the phase-out has harmed those already living in hardship, reports Emma Hatton. Keep Reading

The bill has been widely condemned. Keep Reading