
Editorial: Kill Bill - Seymour's Treaty play backfires on Act
National has enough on its plate without buying another fight with Maori.
National has enough on its plate without buying another fight with Maori.
National says it has no position, despite committing to introduce legislation on it.
Meanwhile, the Green Party's James Shaw said he will resign as co-leader.
A leaked document indicated the NZ First MP had asked for advice on an excise tax freeze.
Retiring Labour MP looking at life after politics.
Investigation findings on the state housing agency will be reported to ministers in March.
Opinion: The PM heads to Waitangi this weekend needing to take charge of the race debate.
Protesters descended on the Devonport Naval Base today.
She is calling for the "long-term" increase of extra security guards at hospitals.
The first regional wānanga in the constitution inquiry is set to get under way this week.
The uncertainty comes a year on from when Kaitaki lost power in the middle of Cook Strait.
Seymour compared his Treaty bill to women getting the vote and ending apartheid.
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OPINION: Mixed Treaty Principles Bill messaging by the coalition Government is awful.
OPINION: Polling over term of last Government showed views hardened on race issues.
Opinion: I'm heading to Waitangi to protest with Tame Iti.
The Prime Minister says the reshuffle “further clarifies" ministers’ responsibilities.
National campaigned on slashing spending.
They could expect 'a verbal lashing' if they tried it again.
Parliament is still a workplace like any other.
The ban will be fully in place in Term 2 of this year.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has described the bill as “divisive and unhelpful”.
Rahui Papa is adamant that this is just the beginning of further meetings.
Dale Stephens rejects Act leader's claims that all New Zealanders are equal.
"They need to be defined democratically, rather than in the courts ..."
The Māori Development Minister says he will use it more often in Parliament.
PM Christopher Luxon receives Treaty message loud and clear.
"What are the consequences of inaction?"
OPINION: There were some fireworks at Ratana, but not involving the PM.