Property Insider: Kāinga Ora under fire; Chinese developers ‘shrivel’; why mega-projects are late and costly
Investigation findings on the state housing agency will be reported to ministers in March.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromGovernment
Property investment: How buyers are reacting to change of govt
New mortgage lending to investors fell to a decade-low for a December month in 2023.
Protesters descend on Devonport over Red Sea military action
Protesters descended on the Devonport Naval Base today.
Govt not cutting UN money after allegations agency staff aided attack on Israel
New Zealand is not joining other nations in cutting funding.
Shane Jones lashes out at inquiry - 'it's not the Waitangi Tribunal's business'
The first regional wānanga in the constitution inquiry is set to get under way this week.
The political risk facing the Government over the Interislander ferries
The uncertainty comes a year on from when Kaitaki lost power in the middle of Cook Strait.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Why would Govt start controversial Treaty debate for no outcome?
OPINION: Mixed Treaty Principles Bill messaging by the coalition Government is awful.
Fran O’Sullivan: Open debate on Treaty principles should be nothing to fear
OPINION: Polling over term of last Government showed views hardened on race issues.
Boris Sokratov: Why is the Government trying to rewrite Aotearoa history?
Opinion: I'm heading to Waitangi to protest with Tame Iti.
Court date set for Kiri Allan's trial
She will appear at Wellington District Court for a judge-alone trial.
Luxon announces Cabinet reshuffle, Seymour made Associate Justice Minister responsible for Treaty bill
The Prime Minister says the reshuffle “further clarifies" ministers’ responsibilities.
Opinion: I am who I am, a Pākehā New Zealander, Tangata Tiriti.
Community advocate Denis O'Reilly says he's a non starter for this political game
Shane Jones issues challenge to his hecklers - come to Waitangi
They could expect 'a verbal lashing' if they tried it again.
Wāhine Māori MPs say Parliament can be tough
Willow Jean Prime and Hana Rāwhiti Maipi-Clark on life in politics.
Michael Barnett: Parliament is a workplace too
Parliament is still a workplace like any other.
Kīngitanga: ‘We’re going to go to Waitangi in force’
Rahui Papa is adamant that this is just the beginning of further meetings.
$1.2 million property borrower sues Westpac over threatened mortgagee sale
The case cited information from a bank whistleblower, said to show internal discussions.
Hīkoi ki Waitangi to stand up for Te Tiriti
Controversy over proposals for the Treaty is expected to breathe new life into hīkoi.
Some Northlanders call for deputy PM to step in and help Wikileaks founder
However, a security and intelligence analyst believed support for Assange was unlikely.
Māori tourism head says Māori needs are different
Dale Stephens rejects Act leader's claims that all New Zealanders are equal.
Tama Potaka: I am dedicated to protecting te reo
The Māori Development Minister says he will use it more often in Parliament.
'Still more work to do': Finance Minister Nicola Willis speaks on inflation drop
NicWillis is awaiting RBNZ chief economist Paul Conway’s speech next week 'with interest'.
Politicians face the music at Rātana Pā
PM Christopher Luxon receives Treaty message loud and clear.
How housing market could react to new Reserve Bank moves
Consultation on new mortgage lending restrictions ends on March 12.
Willie Jackson: Seymour’s alternative principles bill is a sham
Opinion: We deserve real cultural leadership here, not more right-wing spite.
Health Minister takes surgical approach to regional priorities
Shane Reti wants health decisions back to regions - not centralised bureaucracy.
Rangitīkei, Whanganui councils send strong message of support at Rātana
Message to Māori: 'Make your political views understood'.
What does a new Government mean for assisted dying in New Zealand?
A more conservative Cabinet may make it more difficult to broaden the law.
Property Insider: Timing of planned tenancy law changes tipped
'War on landlords' set to be reversed with law reform. But precisely when, landlords ask.
Rob Campbell: Old relationships between the Crown and Iwi Māori are dying
I'm a Pākeha but believe in Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
Fifth Covid wave hits new high in NZ as Govt looks at ending free RATs
OPINION: Covid-19 levels have surged to their highest levels since NZ's fifth wave began.
Opinion: Hui-ā-motu was a wonderful demonstration of kotahitanga and unity
OPINION: Māori heard, they came, they spoke.
Why the Kiingitanga national hui is an opportunity for unity
OPINION: Shane Te Pou says the hui represents an opportunity to change direction.
State tenants' soaring debt: one man owes $48k in rent
Total arrears have risen by 800 per cent since 2019 to $21 million.