The Prime Minister is reminding people he rebuilt the party after "a state of civil war". Keep Reading

Police Minister Mark Mitchell talks about the moment he found out about Ms Z, his relationship with Coster, and why emails were diverted from his office. Keep Reading

David Seymour says the current licensing rules are heavy-handed and outdated, and will be replaced with new rules. Keep Reading

Two Government ministers have taken aim at the United Nations after the release of a report criticising Government policies affecting Māori. The report from... Keep Reading

The Taxpayers' Union campaign features the slogan 'A treat today - A tax tomorrow'. Keep Reading

"I have children who went through a life without this, and the fact our kids are going through this is just not acceptable." Keep Reading

Finance Minister Nicola Willis is suggesting New Zealanders “shop around” after Westpac hiked some fixed-term mortgage rates, while Prime Minister... Keep Reading

Speaker Gerry Brownlee called the decision "very disappointing" but necessary given protesters had indicated they intended further action. Keep Reading

The public will not have their say on the Govt's weakening of the methane target, even though it could raise household bills by $270 a year. Keep Reading

On Tuesday morning, Willis challenged Richardson, who was finance minister from 1990 to 1993, to a debate. Keep Reading

Labour leader Chris Hipkins is confident voters in Māori electorates won’t be as strategic as they were in 2023, saying Te Pāti Māori is not “worthy” of... Keep Reading

Support for the party dropped to one percent in the latest poll after weeks of in-fighting, two expulsions and one court order. Keep Reading

The government has unveiled its proposed replacement bills for the Resource Management Act. Here's five key details. Keep Reading

Security guards have dragged pro-Palestine protesters from Parliament’s public gallery after they rained papers down on MPs in the House and heckled them... Keep Reading

Radical changes are on the way for anyone doing building or planning work that requires a consent. Keep Reading

The Prime Minister has described the reforms as a "game changer" for New Zealand, with details of exactly what the replacement will look like to be revealed on Tuesday afternoon. Keep Reading

The MP for Te Tai Tokerau is returning to Parliament for the first time after being temporarily reinstated to Te Pāti Māori. Keep Reading

Party leaders across the spectrum have given their thoughts on the new 1News Verian poll, released this evening. Keep Reading

The latest 1News Verian poll has better news for National and Labour. Keep Reading

Christopher Luxon on BMI saying New Zealand has become more politically volatile. Video / Mark Mitchell Keep Reading

Sir Geoffrey Palmer says the government is increasingly pushing through legislation under urgency and skipping consultation. Keep Reading

95% of submissions oppose the fast-track amendment bill. Government pushes ahead; committee suggests changes without amending. Opposition cites rushed process, overreach, and risks to Māori rights. Keep Reading

Te Pāti Māori’s Hui a Tau at Waiatuhi marae draws larger turnout amid online turmoil, highlighting unity calls, leadership tensions, court-reinstated member Kapa-Kingi, and notable absences. Keep Reading

The UK has proposed to scrap jury trials for offences carrying sentences of less than three years, a change the Justice Minister says New Zealand is also considering to help speed up court processes. Keep Reading

Te Pāti Māori gathers for its long-awaited AGM today, after months of turmoil that led to the expulsion of two of their six MPs. Keep Reading