Exclusive: The move, which would be seen as a win for Beijing, has sounded alarm bells in Wellington. Keep Reading

The senior NZ First Minister said the pōwhiri had become a circus and was no longer fit for purpose after multiple interruptions. Keep Reading

Speaking to Stuff, Edwards said people turning their backs, and taking ACT leader David Seymour's microphone was a sign for the Government to sit down and stop talking. Keep Reading

The Parliamentary pōwhiri at Waitangi is a chance each year for politicians to have their say, and for the hau kāinga - home people - and te ao Māori, to respond. Keep Reading

Te Pāti Māori will demand the establishment of a new parliamentary commissioner with the power to overrule Parliament if proposed legislation violates Te... Keep Reading

The five-part proposal includes increasing the overall number of state homes by about 400 a year. Keep Reading

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Speaking publicly for the first time since being treated for cancer, the Greens co-leader criticised the Prime Minister for not attending Waitangi. Keep Reading

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The schools will help "give families and educators more meaningful educational choice and support," according to the Government. Keep Reading

The foreign affairs minister has called out Senator Ted Cruz for sharing misinformation about the immigration requirements for Israelis visiting NZ. Keep Reading

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The delays and cost-cutting have been "frustrating and disappointing", critic says, and the government needs to "suck it up [and] commit the funds". Keep Reading

Now he's health minister, will former transport minister Simeon Brown consider evidence that the cycleways could save New Zealand billions in healthcare dollars? Keep Reading

The ACT Party has released a statement after it was revealed today that its former president Tim Jago abused teenage boys in the 1990s. Keep Reading

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he is confident the new-look free school lunch regime will get over initial teething problems. And he has also again... Keep Reading

However, the Minister is refusing to say if he agrees with his party leader backtracking on Jones' "send the Mexicans home" comment. Keep Reading

Dunedin will get a new hospital, now expected to open in 2031, but the government's cutback plan means it will have fewer beds on opening than... Keep Reading

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Winston Peters and Shane Jones' comments during a debate raise "huge red flags" for the community, leaders say. Keep Reading

A coal mining firm was told by BNZ that it would slowly have banking services withdrawn, culminating in the cancellation of credit cards and the closure of... Keep Reading

Pledge is 'shockingly unambitious', experts say, falling far short of what other nations have committed to. Marc Daalder reports. Keep Reading

Winston Peters, after initially saying nothing was wrong with his and Shane Jones' comments - which have been labelled 'xenophobic' - has now backed down Keep Reading

Today marks the second day of oral submissions before the Justice Select Committee in Parliament, focusing on the critical perspectives on how Treaty obligations inform legislation Keep Reading

Shane Jones yelled "send the Mexicans home" across the House at Green MPs, while Winston Peters said they should "show some gratitude" for being in NZ. Keep Reading