NZ Herald
The Government’s Budget is doing little to reassure voters National can manage the cost of living with a new poll showing more people back Labour to bring...
RNZ
The change for psilocybin was a huge win for people with depression who had tried everything else, David Seymour says.
NZ Herald
Ngāti Hine leader Pita Tipene is ruling out a settlement under this Government after remarks made by Treaty Negotiations Minister Paul Goldsmith. Ngāti Hine...
RNZ
MPs have clashed over the redress system for survivors abused in state care.
Minister of Resources Shane Jones said that International investors had concerns about the National, Act, and New Zealand First coalition potentially losing in next year’s election
NZ Herald
Treaty Negotiations Minister Paul Goldsmith says the Government will not agree to Treaty settlements that dispute whether the Crown is now sovereign....
RNZ
Despite a reduction in staff numbers, universities' staff to student ratios were still lower than they were in 2016-17.
NZ Herald
Warning: This article is about suicide and may be distressing for some readers. Decreasing a “stubbornly high” suicide rate is the central motivation behind...
NZ Herald
By Anusha Bradley of RNZ Health NZ has been directed to give private hospitals 10-year outsourcing contracts to perform elective surgeries. Health Minister...
RNZ
The Police Commissioner and Police Minister have answered claims of falling standards at Police College
NZ Herald
Foreign Minister Winston Peters remains hopeful for a two-state solution amid the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. “In my lifetime, I’ve never...
RNZ
But Brooke van Velden says there might be other changes coming.
RNZ
Is it a law to make us all happier and healthier? Or an all-out assault on te Tiriti? It depends who you ask.
Newsroom
Today from The Detail: A decade after major overhauls to health and safety in New Zealand, WorkSafe is getting a reboot. Critics aren't convinced it will save lives.
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Days before Prime Minister Christopher Luxon travels to Beijing, the door has been opened to Chinese tourists with Australian visas.
NZ Herald
A judicial conduct panel will inquire into the alleged conduct of acting District Court Judge Ema Aitken at a New Zealand First function at Auckland’s...
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Newsroom
New Māori research funding came alongside cuts to a pre-existing pathway, leaving the three projects already halfway through the process in the lurch.
RNZ
One of the experts said it would have a "chilling effect" on public health measures.
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Ministers are being warned that watering down workplace health and safety laws will likely cost ACC more because it’ll result in more injuries, and therefore more payouts to cover the cost of treatments.
RNZ
Opposition parties say the government should be going much further, much faster in sanctioning Israel.
NZ Herald
New Zealand has placed a travel ban on two “extremist” Israeli politicians over their comments about the war in Gaza. The Government has banned...
RNZ
Explainer - The public has been asked to give feedback on David Seymour's new bill this month. Here's what it would do, and some of the concerns.
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Transnational gangs, cartels and organised criminal groups are leading New Zealand down a dark path towards rampant corruption, according ministerial advisers.
NZ Herald
Te Pāti Māori has strongly condemned the “abduction” of crew on a Gaza-bound ship by Israeli forces, calling for the Government to demand their safe release.
RNZ
The House chats with senior MPs about the political strategy behind members' bills.
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