Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has again batted away concerns over a clause in the India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) requiring the government to "promote" investment in India, despite his Indian counterpart calling it a "commitment". Keep Reading

A professor who advised the Education Ministry on education research and evidence for 10 years has panned the government's school reforms as simplistic. Keep Reading

The Indian leader, who is the highest-profile head of state to visit New Zealand in more than a decade, touched down in Auckland at 8.15pm. Keep Reading

Officials have expressed concern two of the Government’s main policy targets may not be on track for delivery. An update released by the Department of Prime... Keep Reading

Stuff looked through more than 600 pages of emails and draft advice prepared by government agencies so that you don’t have to. Keep Reading

The battle of the Chrises is heating up with the latest Taxpayers’ Union-Curia Poll showing Chris Hipkins has just nudged ahead of Christopher Luxon in the preferred prime minister stakes. Keep Reading

Ocean of Peace signing on Monday was followed by China firing a nuclear-capable missile into the South Pacific. Keep Reading

The timeframe for several of the Government’s proposed Roads of National Significance (Rons) is unclear under a new phased pipeline revealed today for... Keep Reading

A block on battery-powered solar units could delay plans to allow renters to access solar power and cut their electricity bills. The Labour Party’s... Keep Reading

Housing Minister Chris Bishop is extremely frustrated that a government-owned block of 30 flats in Napier has been sitting empty for a year, and he's told officials to do something about it. Keep Reading

Stuff understands National has drafted a bill but failed to convince its coalition partners so gone to Labour to try and get it across the line Keep Reading

The Race Relations Commissioner is calling on politicians to use their words responsibly and avoid hateful speech. Keep Reading

The trade drumbeat comes ahead of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's arrival in Auckland on Friday - the first official visit by an Indian leader in 40 years. Keep Reading

The New Zealand Government has been warned by China of a missile test it is expecting to conduct within the South Pacific in the next day. The Herald has... Keep Reading

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is interested in learning about New Zealand’s high-tech sector and high-performance sport, Prime Minister Christopher... Keep Reading

National leader Christopher Luxon revealed the election pledge alongside trade spokesperson Todd McClay. Keep Reading

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has announced a policy to restrict voting rights to only those with New Zealand citizenship. Keep Reading

The party pledged to amend the Crimes Act, making the use of animals for abusive and coercive purposes a criminal offence. Keep Reading

The government is seeking advice from officials on protecting electoral systems, as the threat from advanced artificial intelligence grows. Keep Reading

Former MP and Whanganui Mayor Michael Laws says becoming Broadcasting Minister is in his sights, with the intention to scrap Radio New Zealand, as he... Keep Reading

Education leaders warn the Act Party’s plan to allow school staff to use “reasonable force” to remove disruptive students and fine parents up to $3000 risks... Keep Reading

The Labour Party says it will repeal a law introduced by the coalition to bar courts from finding companies liable for climate change damage caused by... Keep Reading

The expansion, backed by $12.4 million from last year's Budget, will be rolled out in phases as provider capacity grows. Keep Reading

Former Te Pāti Māori co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell is calling for a change in its leadership amid “concerns” over recent conduct, declaring the party had “lost... Keep Reading

The Green Party is criticising a National Party attack advert as "AI slop", saying it misrepresents the party's tax policy and the country's tax settings. Keep Reading