Whanganui iwi leaders are calling for a national gathering of Māori leadership to articulate issues and find mechanisms to bring a systematic change.
RNZ
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says the new Labour line-up is "going to hold the coalition of chaos to account over the next three years".
Two former iwi leaders will be facing off against each other as Hūhana Lyndon assumes the Māori Development portfolio for the Greens
Newshub
Newshub political editor Jenna Lynch explains.
RNZ
The former deputy PM has labelled the new government's 100-day plan as "the most regressive policy agenda" she has ever seen.
Waatea News: Māori Radio Station
New Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has listed 49 actions on the coalition Government’s first 100 days list. Laws set to go include the Fair Pay legislation, the Water Services Entities Act, also known as Three Waters, the Therapeutics Products Act, […]
Newsroom
Governments govern and oppositions oppose, in the same way they did under First Past the Post
Newshub
"Our embracing of Te Ao Māori has been about how we work together as opposed to what our mandate is."
Newsroom
Politicians and Treaty experts explain what might happen next as the Government readies for changes to the Waitangi Tribunal and legislation mentioning Treaty principles
An advocate has called the move cruel but Children's Minister Karen Chhour insists the changes have done more harm than good.
Newsroom
Christopher Luxon's new 100-day plan of action has a lot of aspiration but not quite as much substance, particularly for households hit hard by the cost of living
RNZ
Spies, space and science form just part of the new domain for battle-hardened politician Judith Collins.
RNZ
The new government has confirmed its plan for its first 100 days, with 49 items Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says are "ambitious for New Zealand".
The new National-ACT-NZ First coalition government was sworn into office this week.
The Deputy Prime Minister has been taking aim at the media in recent days, shortly after the new coalition government was formed.
Newsroom
Restoring interest deductability for property investors will cost Government tax coffers a projected $900 million. And in a 'highly unusual' twist, some investors may be refunded for tax paid earlier this year. Jonathan Milne reports.
Stuff
The finance minister said the deputy PM's recent comments were "Winston being Winston," but Labour's leader said he could be breaking the law.
Newshub
"It's going to be Christmas for landlords fairly soon but it's going to be austerity and cuts for anybody else."
When it comes to sharing the role of deputy prime minister, is it better to go first or last?
I'm so relieved that our easily confused nation will be spared the horror of signs in te reo
RNZ
Anti-smoking researchers are promising a healthy fight against the new government's moves to repeal world-first legislation on tobacco sales.
NZ Herald
An NZ On Air board member has resigned after making a social media post calling new Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters’ attack on media independence...
Speaking to Breakfast, Education Professor at University of Auckland Katie Fitzpatrick said the removal would be an "attack on young people".
The new deputy PM appears to have suggested TVNZ and RNZ could fall under the remit that Crown Entities communicate primarily in English. But can the government dictate what TVNZ and RNZ broadcast?
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