Positive outcomes are better for our community - Minister McKee
Minister wants outcome focus on rangatahi courts review.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromGovernment
'Called me a Māori-loving' c***': Finlayson on Treaty referendum division
Chris Finlayson addresses Pākehā angst against Māori and the Treaty.
Māori students honoured with scholarships and awards for outstanding achievements
Gisborne's C-Company Memorial House hosted the 13 achievers for 2024.
Campaigner is fed up with 'white saviours' telling Māori how to treat their own people
Rāwiri Ratū urges non-Māori organisations to give back funding.
Opinion: Disability funding 'pause' causes confusion, trauma, and disbelief
Never before have I seen outpouring of grief and bewilderment at a ministry announcement.
'Heartless and cruel' - Hipkins hits out at public sector job cuts
Labour's Chris Hipkins has given his first major speech as Opposition leader.
Chateau bidders need more certainty, mayor says
The historic hotel has been closed for more than a year.
Chumbawamba guitarist accuses Winston Peters of hijacking song
'The right doesn’t have any good songs. That’s why they keep trying to nick ours.'
Hey Winston, it’s time to say ‘no’ to tax cuts
OPINION: How about you drop the self-indulgent fights with journalists?
Editorial: Minor coalition leaders make the most of the limelight
If headlines were votes, Winston Peters would be in charge.
Thousands of Auckland roads affected by Minister’s speed limit reduction reversal
AT says on roads with lower speeds, fewer people have died or been injured.
Revealed: David Seymour's big plans for Pharmac
Seymour wants investigation of possible cost-sharing between Pharmac and patients.
Fran O'Sullivan: Luxon needs to take long view and revisit tax cuts plan
OPINION: Govt books need knocking into shape before they dish out inflationary tax cuts.
Govt doesn’t understand cuts impact, staff say, amid computer systems warning
Officials at the centre of this week's job losses say services will be impacted.
Fears for NZ's biosecurity frontline as job axe falls at MPI
Fed Farmers understands the "economic reality" of cuts, but worries about vital services.
'No good time': MoH staff to learn fate first day back from Easter break
The window between Easter and school holidays was decided the best time to inform staff.
How and why the GCSB came to be running a spy operation for a foreign power
Analysis: It harvested metadata in vast quantities, likely to find targets.
'Most special moments of their life': Tukituki MP could boost postnatal care
The bill would allow three days of postnatal care for new mothers.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni sues father and son over viral deepfake porn
Police tracked the men via a digital trail left by phones in the landmark case.
Couple terrorised by gang neighbour pleased with more Kāinga Ora evictions
The homeowners had to tolerate the menacing behaviour for eight months.
$159m claims against Mainzeal, Shipley settles $6.6m payment
BDO got 1408 creditor claims against Mainzeal and continues to pay money.
Iwi support to reduce Oranga Tamariki uplifts from whānau Māori
Iwi hopes a tikanga-led support centre will reduce Oranga Tamariki uplifts
'There is hope': Nicola Willis on recession, GDP
Finance Minister speaks to Mike Hosking the day after NZ slipped into recession.
Labour's transport plans 'unaffordable and undeliverable', officials say
Officials warned revenue, mainly fuel taxes, would need to double.
Opinion: This Government is laser-focused on attacking children and families
OPINION: The first of March this year might have passed with some disappointment.
MBIE proposes more voluntary redundancies as public service cuts continue
The ministry had previously confirmed 111 voluntary redundancies were accepted.
Chris Bishop and Tama Potaka can step away from the oppressive and alienating approach
The housing need is great, and so are the social needs of our whānau
Jacinda Ardern slams politics of fear and takes veiled swipe at Winston Peters
The former PM said Asian Invasion attacks made by politicians in the 1990s were horrific.
Simeon Brown blasts ‘red tape and green tape’, new speed limit plans confirmed
Red and green tape and orange cones on 'lofty' projects are the bane of Brown's existence.
PM blames Labour for recession, says they should spend a ‘generation’ out of power
It comes on the same day as New Zealand enters a recession.
Act's Brooke van Velden defends tweet about public service staff cuts
Van Velden said redundancies also happened in the private sector all the time.
Advocates slam changes to disability funding
'At the moment I’m more concerned about caregivers of children with disabilities.'
Anti-trans rant and abuse of MP disrupts select committee
A member of the public has momentarily derailed a parliamentary select committee.
MPI and health ministry to cut hundreds of jobs, union says it's an 'irresponsible gamble'
Ministries are urged to find savings between 6.5 and 7.5 per cent on average.