The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists union voted for its 5500 members to go on strike on May 1 in a move Health Minister Simeon Brown says is "failing patients".
RNZ
It says there's been a reduction in violent crime based on the latest quarterly statistics but the ministry says the numbers should be considered indicative only.
Associate Health Minister Casey Costello wrote to interim chief executive Dr Dale Bramley on March 27, telling the agency to use "clear language".
RNZ
Winston Peters isn't commenting further on his criticism of the prime minister's "hysterical" language on trade.
RNZ
The agency confirmed it began a "formal change process" on Monday, consulting with staff and unions on proposed changes to the team
RNZ
The initial investment would focus on encouraging visitors from a number of specific countries.
The Foreign Minister gave a speech yesterday where he said some language used around new US tariffs had been "hysterical".
RNZ
A leaked report reveals the move would bring a high risk of legal or industrial challenge.
NZEI Te Riu Roa says spending an additional $2.5 billion in the next five years would transform the capacity of the learning support system.
NZ Herald
The Government wants to remove the practical driving test needed to attain a full licence and reduce the number of eyesight tests required to allow more...
NZ Herald
Foreign Minister Winston Peters is condemning the use of “military language” while discussing the international trade environment , the kind of words that...
RNZ
Winston Peters told RNZ the prime minister had not consulted with him ahead of the calls.
NZ Herald
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has ruled out including a Treaty Principles Bill policy in future coalition agreements as David Seymour considers...
dw.com
The uncertainty caused by Donald Trump's tariffs continued to wreak havoc to global stock markets. Banking and finance officials from Japan, China and South Korea have met to discuss the impact of the tariffs. Follow DW.
RNZ
Co-leader Rawiri Waititi made the announcement after the Treaty Principles Bill was voted down.
The only party to support the bill was ACT with its 11 votes.
RNZ
The Treaty Principles Bill is expected to be voted down when it comes up for its second reading today.
RNZ
The Treaty Principles Bill is expected to be voted down when it comes up for its second reading today.
NZ Herald
David Seymour ’s two coalition partners – Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Deputy PM Winston Peters – are not expected to be in the House for the second...
Research highlighting the abuse and threats endured by women members of Parliament is concerning but sadly unsurprising, Taieri Labour MP Ingrid...
NZ Herald
Better protection is needed for our parliamentarians to prevent online death threats from becoming a reality, according to a new study. Recently, we’ve seen...
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's approval rating in the 1News Verian poll has fallen in the past year.
RNZ
The former Cabinet Minister and Attorney General is quitting politics after 23 years.
Newsroom
Mark Patterson's conflict of interest was only caught nine months after he became an associate agriculture minister, Marc Daalder reports.
RNZ
A $12 billion plan includes spending on "enhance combat capability, including strike capacity".
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