Health experts and former politicians want transparency and accountability to 'end hidden lobbying'. Keep Reading

Political instability in the Pacific and elsewhere is driving countries worldwide to look at their defence funding. Keep Reading

The Government is expected to shortly take decisions o n transitioning the country’s fleet to Road User Charges, pass legislation allowing businesses to... Keep Reading

Ethnic leaders say they feel encouraged and hopeful, but words must be put into action. Keep Reading

A lawyer says there's been a clear message to the government about the Treaty Principles Bill. Keep Reading

Justice committee said the majority of public submissions oppose the legislation, which seeks to reinterpret the country’s founding document Keep Reading

"The things that she is recommending won't actually do anything much to address critical risks." Keep Reading

Senior minister Tama Potaka is celebrating the impending defeat of Act’s controversial Treaty Principles Bill after a Parliamentary committee advised against... Keep Reading

ACT leader David Seymour has slammed a select committee recommendation to bin his Treaty Principles Bill and doesn’t believe a wave of scathing submissions is a reflection of New Zealand’s true opinion. Keep Reading

The coalition is back in front in the Taxpayers’ Union-Curia Poll after several polls placed it behind the Opposition. The change is mostly due to Labour... Keep Reading

Phil Goff was sacked as High Commissioner to the UK over the criticism, and says he would do it again. Keep Reading

Stephen Rainbow was fronting MPs when he was asked about his recent apology. Keep Reading

Tougher guidelines were 11 years in the making. But for multinational dairy companies, profits were at stake. Keep Reading

Two explosive letters to ministers warned services at Gisborne Hospital would have to be cut and patients flown to other regions as the staffing shortage worsens. Keep Reading

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon discussed placing further sanctions on Russia in a recent call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy . Zelenskyy... Keep Reading

Te Pāti Māori is unapologetic about its world-famous haka that temporarily suspended Parliament and prompted an invitation to front the Privileges Committee,... Keep Reading

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters admits the Government’s promise to train 500 extra police officers within two years might not be met, abandoning his... Keep Reading

The legislation aims to clarify the responsibilities of the day-to-day management of health and safety risks. Keep Reading

But legal scholars warn the move sets a worrying precedent. Keep Reading

The Privileges Committee hearing was set after concerns were raised about their conduct during the first reading of the controversial bill. Keep Reading

The minister for rail said what he ordered in 2020 was not what Labour ended up trying to build. Keep Reading

Kāinga Ora sells rundown one bedroom demo-job for $1.37m in now-affluent seaside suburb of Pt Chev – and there's much more to come, reports Jonathan Milne. Keep Reading

National, ACT and NZ First would be able to form a government, but Labour is nipping at their heels, a new RNZ-Reid Research Poll shows . Keep Reading

Finance Minister Nicola Willis is “eyeing more significant reform” of our supermarket duopoly, she announced on Sunday. Keep Reading

Winston Peters has unveiled details about the Interislander replacement plan, including a new timeline. Keep Reading