The hīkoi will leave from Huntly this morning and hold a gathering in Hamilton. Keep Reading

Members of the King's Counsel say the coalition's Treaty Principles Bill "seeks to rewrite the Treaty itself" and would have the "opposite effect of its stated purpose". Keep Reading

The money was announced as the government made its formal apology on Tuesday for the horrific suffering endured by thousands. Keep Reading

The legislation would force tech giants, such as Google or Meta, to strike deals with New Zealand media firms for using their content. Keep Reading

“If they can not acknowledge takatāpui in their apology, it’s a good indicator that this is going to continue." Keep Reading

A historic day and national apology left survivors wanting more Keep Reading

About 1000 civilian workers have ramped up industrial action in the last week, with NZDF refusing to offer a pay increase. Keep Reading

"It was horrific. It was heartbreaking. It was wrong," Christopher Luxon said. Keep Reading

Solicitor General Una Jagose faced jeering and strong comments, and some in the audience left the room in tears. Keep Reading

Hīkoi mō te Tiriti protestors have departed from Lauri Park in Whangārei heading for Tunatahi (Dargaville). Keep Reading

One says it's just words. Another calls it a "waste of space". But the survivors RNZ spoke to all say one thing about today's national apology: don't stop there. Keep Reading

The opposition parties will also support the law changes aimed at better protecting people in state care. Keep Reading

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is going to make an apology to the survivors of state and faith-based abuse but one national network is questioning the venue. Keep Reading

History will be made on Tuesday when the Crown apologises to survivors of abuse in state care. But words must be backed with action, writes Dr Stephen Winter. Keep Reading

The Green Party has written to the Speaker of the House to request a conscience vote on the Treaty Principles Bill on both first reading and the select committee referral motion. Keep Reading

Stalking is set to become illegal and punishable by up to five years in prison, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has announced. Keep Reading

Analysis - The MPs on Parliament's justice select committee may face an even tougher job ahead than the bill's champion David Seymour. Keep Reading

By RNZ When Act Party leader David Seymour stood to speak on the paepae during Waitangi Day commemorations, a rōpu among the crowd began a waiata. Waiata are... Keep Reading

Iwi leader Helmut Modlik and six other senior members of Ngāti Toa walked out of the public gallery at Parliament today in protest during the introduction of... Keep Reading

By RNZ More than 500 jobs are gone at Kāinga Ora , with the housing agency confirming its latest round of cuts. Kāinga Ora on Thursday confirmed plans to axe... Keep Reading

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is keeping his personal opinions about Donald Trump’s election to himself. Speaking from a new aluminium can factory in... Keep Reading

There has been an immediate reaction to the coalition government's early introduction of the Treaty Principles Bill. Keep Reading

The legislation is being introduced to Parliament today - more than a week earlier than expected - and will be read for the first time next week. Keep Reading

Tensions over tobacco regulations hit boiling point in parliament yesterday. Keep Reading

Act Party Leader and Minister responsible for the bill David Seymour denies the Treaty Principles Bill has been brought forward and says it is a normal part of parliamentary business. Keep Reading