Activists are urging MPs to get rid of legislation that enables referenda on Māori wards. Keep Reading

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has committed the government and the public sector to going carbon-neutral by 2025, as she declared a climate emergency. Keep Reading

Labour's new top tax rate makes tiny dent in New Zealand's big inequality problem. Keep Reading

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"We could not in good conscience support legislation that is likely to lead to worsening wealth inequality." Keep Reading

The head of the Government's drug-buying agency is to talk with Crohn's sufferers like 23yo Danielle Barber, protesting for drug funding. 'We're on the same side,' she tells them. Keep Reading

The Government have urgently legalised pill testing ahead of summer festival season after a furious debate between Simon Bridges and Chloe Swarbrick. Keep Reading

"The challenge is to fix the housing market and get re-elected... Labour and National have failed." Keep Reading

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Escalating tensions between China and Australia overshadowed the launch of New Zealand's APEC year. Keep Reading

On two issues, pill testing at music festivals and tax changes to address the housing crisis, National yesterday indicated that it will do what conservative parties do and oppose any meaningful change. Keep Reading

National’s youth wing voiced support for legal pill-testing in New Zealand yesterday, revealing a generational divide in the party. Keep Reading

Ministers are offering differing views over the need for an independent investigation into the Whakaari/White Island rescue and recovery mission. Keep Reading

"Frankly, I was very surprised when I read it in the news." Keep Reading

The Child Poverty Monitor released their annual report on Wednesday. Keep Reading

Labour Minister Phil Twyford will be on leave from Parliament for the foreseeable future as his wife has been diagnosed with cancer. Keep Reading

“Fear of losing jobs has quickly given way to fear of missing out on a bargain or some fun," ASB's chief economist says. Keep Reading

Winston Peters dabbed his eyes during a speech by Jacinda Ardern. Keep Reading

Drug testing at festivals, a new tax bracket, more sick leave, and a quicker change in Covid-19 alert levels will be worked on at Parliament under urgency this week.  Keep Reading

Former diplomat urges more countries to stand against ‘coercion’ from Beijing, as Chinese state media says Australia is ‘treating China’s goodwill with evil’ Keep Reading

The government could increase the tax rate for trusts if people use them to avoid the new top income tax rate, Revenue Minister David Parker says. Keep Reading

New Zealand has formally registered its concern with Chinese authorities about a tweet of an image depicting an Australian soldier. Keep Reading

Opposition leader Judith Collins questioned how more taxes will build more houses. Keep Reading

Judith Collins has one question to Jacinda Ardern about housing. Keep Reading

The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service behaved in a "questionable" way by deciding not to inform police it knew a serious crime was being committed, an investigation by the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security has found. Keep Reading