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High levels of concern within the homeschooling community have forced the Government to pause legislation introducing “draconian” regulations. The Education... Keep Reading

PM pulls out of weekly slot with TVNZ Breakfast – just as National Party raises an official complaint about an incident involving members of the state... Keep Reading

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is claiming the Government was tracking towards a surplus a year earlier than expected, but it has been delayed by the... Keep Reading

TVNZ disputes National's version of events. Keep Reading

The government has revealed another three regional airlines set to receive Regional Investment Funding loans amid the fuel crisis. Keep Reading

Analysis: Te Aniwa Hurihanganui explains why a plan to weaken legal obligations to the Treaty of Waitangi could become as controversial as the Treaty Principles Bill. Keep Reading

Chris Hipkins says his party will help National pass the free trade agreement, but admits parts are "almost impossible". The NZ First leader says it's "madness". Keep Reading

A briefing from Finance Minister Nicola Willis came hours after credit rating agency Moody's downgraded its outlook for New Zealand's economy. Keep Reading

Wāhine Māori have raised concerns at the UNPFII in New York about the Treaty clause overhaul, warning it signals weakening Indigenous rights in Aotearoa. Keep Reading

Infrastructure minister's concerns about unsustainable spending on over-specced projects is echoed by international credit rating agency, reports Jonathan Milne. Keep Reading

The Justice Minister is standing by the proposal for move-on orders, as documents reveal further concerns raised by Government agencies. Documents... Keep Reading

National's deputy leader took multiple opportunities to point out which coalition party NZ First picked in the 2017 election. Keep Reading

The NZ First leader said having a vote on Luxon's leadership was not a good look, saying there would be "inevitable consequences". Keep Reading

Labour calls Treaty clause review “disgusting” and “by stealth” as Government confirms bill covering 18 laws is coming within months, with public consultation promised Keep Reading

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The PM says he called and won the vote, but left without saying what happened during a meeting of National MPs. Nicola Willis says even the leaders don't know the numbers. Keep Reading

The prime minister says he has full, as National MPs gather in Wellington. Keep Reading

Following Monday's record low polling, the Prime Minister continues to stare down queries about the security of his position. Keep Reading

Michael Webster said says the bill's impacts on privacy seem to have largely passed most New Zealanders by. Keep Reading

Sweeping changes to Treaty clauses across 23 laws could lower te Tiriti to its weakest legal standard, reshaping how it influences decisions in health, environment and beyond. Keep Reading

Christopher Luxon spoke to Breakfast’s Tova O’Brien after a 1News poll delivered bad news for the PM. Keep Reading

Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay confirmed legal verification has been completed and the formal signing will take place on 27 April. Keep Reading