Boot camp pilot participant allegedly reoffends, minister disappointed
Children’s Minister Karen Chhour said it would be naïve to think no one would reoffend.
Children’s Minister Karen Chhour said it would be naïve to think no one would reoffend.
OPINION: Change is coming – whether critics like it or not.
Slashing budget deficit, reducing public debt making things worse, group says.
Debbie Ngārewa-Packer says the Speaker has exercised an overuse of power.
OPINION: 'Should [PM] kill the bill now or endure six months of divisive discussion?'
OPINION: Willis has sent no clear message to the markets that hers is a Govt of low taxes.
OPINION: Behind all the mud-slinging and nonsense, some interesting questions have arisen.
The MP for Rangitīkei was seen texting while at the wheel of her branded vehicle.
OPINION: Everyone, from Labour, the Greens, the unions and every demographic represented.
OPINION: Why wait half a year for a bill which is going nowhere?
OPINION: The extraordinary behaviour of some MPs must be punished.
OPINION: We all have tino rangatiratanga, the right to self-determine, not only Māori.
Labour MP says healthcare quality suffering due to rising contractor costs and staff cuts.
OPINION: 'Is it now time for our Parliament to accept the occasional haka?'
The hīkoi is expected to be on the scale of the seabed and foreshore hīkoi 20 years ago.
OPINION: At Apec, the talk of the town is Te Pāti Māori's haka in Parliament.
OPINION: Emerging technologies will undoubtedly introduce new ways to cyber stalk.
OPINION: The hīkoi is the opposite of organic. It’s a Māori Party protest.
She had a wake-up call that changed everything.
Six days after being told it would 'undermine' biodiversity, the Minister approved changes
OPINION: The first debate on the Treaty Principles Bill was always going to deliver drama.
The House was suspended briefly after the haka disrupted voting.
OPINION: Protesters have some heavyweight legal experts on their side.
The contentious bill will have its first reading in Parliament this afternoon.
PM Christopher Luxon speaks to the media from Parliament before he takes off for Peru.
The bill's first debate is set for today but Act may be eyeing the 2026 election.
Firms may be paid to bid for government contracts.
It's only day two but the Government is already nervous, hīkoi organisers say.
Live: Abuse in Care Legislation Amendment Bill bill presented to the house
More than 100 abuse survivors and their whānau are seated at Parliament's Banquet Hall ahead of the Government's formal apology for abuse in state care. 12 November 2024