Labour MP Ingrid Leary apologises to NZ First MP Tanya Unkovich
Leary had called Unkovich a 'known anti-trans activist'.
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Submissions are open until September 12.
Julie Anne Genter found in contempt of the House for 'intimidating' behaviour
Genter apologised in the House today for her behaviour.
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Doctor: 'Lots of things just go better' with 7AA.
Audrey Young: Urgent action required as Act, Te Pāti Māori battle rages
OPINION: The temperature at Parliament has reached boiling point.
Farming sector 'red tape' review: Govt releases terms of reference
'The current process is like being in the ice cream queue behind a family of 13.'
Councils urged to control spending as Kiwis face big rates increases
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Inside Act's beef with Brownlee
Act had a dramatic falling out with the Speaker in Parliament.
Speaker and Act MPs butt heads over lapel pins in rowdy Question Time
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Te Pāti Māori proposing new law to make Waitangi Tribunal recommendations binding on the Crown
'In only eight months, Māori have been sent back 70 years.'
Māori wards bill passes final reading in Parliament
Labour has described the bill as 'discriminatory'.
‘You’re not in Mexico now’ - Todd McClay apologises to Ricardo Menendez March
The Green MP took offence to McClay's interjection relating to his Mexican birth.
Minister accepts health system in crisis amid rural hospital staff shortages
Two small hospitals are reportedly using teleheath to service overnight patients.
Legislation to drug test drivers introduced to Parliament
Legislation has been introduced to Parliament.
Christopher Luxon set to move into Premier House - finally
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Act big on property protection, just not for Māori land – John Tamihere
Te Pāti Māori's president says the foreshore law is 40 years in the making.
Police investigations into family harm drop, Minister briefed ‘threat to life’ possible
Police advised in March its mandatory attendance policy for family harm would be removed.
Simon Wilson: Tracing the links from abuse in care to crime on Queen St
OPINION: The links between violence in public and private and how the state acts.
Heads could roll in Health NZ executive team, warns Luxon
Lester Levy will decide whether senior leaders in Health NZ need to go.
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The cuts to income tax will come into force from Wednesday.
Firearms Prohibition Orders too broad, give police too much power – select committee
The orders as originally proposed would capture people who are no threat to public safety.
Shane Reti: 'Precarious position' - why sacking Health NZ board had to happen
OPINION: I am taking these steps to secure a better future for health in NZ.
Editorial: Ferries safe to sail another five years, but should they?
OPINION: It seems the current fleet will need to see us through until 2029.
‘Godspeed’: Cost of PM's latest NZDF plane breakdown revealed
A breakdown in PNG, and an 11th-hour rescue mission from Air NZ: The final bill revealed
Thomas Coughlan: Why the Green Party is dragging out the process to evict Darleen Tana
OPINION: Darleen Tana's demise looks inevitable, but the Greens are taking their time.
Greens begin process to remove Darleen Tana; meeting to address 'waka-jumping' rule
Greens co-leader Chloe Swarbrick held a press conference in Christchurch this morning.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Govt's gang conundrum - which victims should get abuse in care compo?
OPINION: Either the Government pays compensation to everyone abused, or to no one.
Tana drama could end in a month, after Green conference
The party wants to eclipse Labour, but is itself eclipsed by one of its former MPs.
Revealed: The 1992 police inquiry into prominent alleged paedophiles
Royal Commission's suspicions echo those raised in 1990s.
Swarbrick calls for evolution Green Party to become largest left movement
The Green co-leader set out a vision to eclipse Labour, but must deal with rogue MP first.
‘Enough is enough’: Hipkins blasts Government over Māori policies
The Labour Party says the coalition Government is unfairly targeting Māori.
Thomas Coughlan: G-Day as Greens to debate booting Darleen Tana from Parliament
OPINION: The Greens are holding their annual meeting in Christchurch this weekend.
36 cameras, helicopters, and nearly half a million dollars: Inside the operation to kill a single stoat
The stoat left its droppings all over trap boxes as if taunting the DoC trappers.