More than 9000 people aged over 65 earn more than $200,000 a year, according to 2023 Census data. Keep Reading

Analysis: The pleas of an army wife and mum are finally heard, as an independent commission prioritises investment in Defence housing and bases. Jonathan Milne reports. Keep Reading

Labour says the Government’s ‘divergent narratives’ on China create a ‘vulnerability’ for New Zealand’s national interests Keep Reading

“Aotearoa deserves a lawmaking system that reflects its people, landscapes, and histories, not one that repeats the exclusions of the past.” Jodhi Warwick-Ponga on the Regulatory Standards Bill. Keep Reading

“There are discrepancies in how the privileges committee works, and there is no single explanation. But racism is undoubtedly a factor, and Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke was right to ask: “Are our voices too loud for this House?” — Professor Dominic O’Sullivan. Keep Reading

Opinion: Nine reasons why Act's legislation on regulation is flawed and should not pass Keep Reading

A dispute over funding has been revealed as the reason for Adrian Orr's abrupt resignation as governor. Keep Reading

ACT won’t work with Labour, Labour won’t work with NZ First, National won’t work with Te Pāti Māori … What happened to the cross-party compromise MMP was meant to foster? Keep Reading

A massive digital billboard looming over Wellington’s parliamentary precinct is turning heads, but is it making change? Keep Reading

"There was a huge culture of fear around our regulator for health and safety," the Workplace Relations Minister says. Keep Reading

“I get so many messages from people telling me how scared they are by what this government is doing. But they also say that watching me speak up gives them hope. I think thats why my tīpuna gave me such a big waha. So that I could use it.” — Tania Waikato.  Keep Reading

“The compulsory Te Tiriti education at the University of Auckland is not a burden. It’s a necessary starting point for migrants, especially for caste-privileged Indian migrants like Dr Parmar, to begin undoing the toxic ideologies we bring with us.” — Mohan Dutta. Keep Reading

Analysis: As wetland conservation measures are peeled back, uncertainty over definitions – including from the minister in charge – means infrastructure developers may get the short end of the stick. Fox Meyer reports. Keep Reading

ACT ‘s neoliberals are still trying to sneak in a change to the constitution. Keep Reading

Opinion from Auckland University: Just as NZ’s absurd safety culture is moving from rigid compliance to professional judgment, WorkSafe launches a tip line undermining that very shift. Keep Reading

Criminal law struggles to keep up with predatory uses of the technology for ‘image-based sexual abuse’. It’s time to step back and build future-proof protections. Keep Reading

In the 90s, British conservatives found themselves synonymous with a disastrous road cone hotline. Now the Act Party has decided to give it another go. Keep Reading

For the public service, strikes are generally a last resort. But there are other sources of union power – in particular, deep connections to the voting public. Keep Reading

“The bill may very well open the door for corporations to force Māori to pay for their own exploitation and the erasure of their Indigenous rights and lands.” — Ryan Ward. Keep Reading