Foreign states seek to spy on expats: Spy chiefs
New Zealand not immune to foreign interference, SIS and GCSB say.
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Spy chiefs front on mosque terror attack
Agencies will give information 'fully and openly' to Royal Commission.
'Emotional junior staffer': National worker who deleted petition not so junior
Staff member had been working for the party for six years.
Spy chief's condolences for mosque attack victims
Parliament is investigating the 2017 general election.
Legislation to battle cowboy clampers introduced
Legislation to curb wheel-clamping cowboys has its first reading at Parliament today.
Nats' review of party culture finished
Francis review will be looked at as part of party's 'health and safety' policy.
Threat looms for Stats NZ chief over Census 2018
Census completion numbers need context, Stats NZ says.
Designed to kill: The damage caused by guns in Christchurch shooting
Christchurch surgeon James McKay opens up about the types of injuries caused on March 15.
Police have made 1000 visits to places of worship since Chch attacks
Police Minister Stuart Nash paid tribute to public servants who helped after the attacks.
MPs question 'postcode pricing' of breast cancer drugs
Countries must be willing to pay for innovation, drug companies say.
Haste on gun law reform questionable, but no one's going to lose any votes
ANALYSIS: The select committee will be open to public submissions for just over 48 hours.
Police bring arsenal to Parliament to show current gun law flaws
A select committee will consider the Government's proposed gun law reforms for 48 hours.
Claire Trevett: The Mankadding of David Seymour
COMMENT: A cunning Hipkins popped Seymour's principles in a glorious 36-second sprint.
'Suspicious package' at Parliament was just flowers
Security had cordoned off a section of Parliament after they identified the package
Half of Māori and Pacific deaths in NZ avoidable
Avoidable death rates for Māori and Pacific a travesty, NZ Medical Journal says.
Soper: Harrowing day in Christchurch remembering massacre
Comment: The Prime Minister will again be in the city.
European investors eye billion trees project
The billion trees project has attracted the eye of some deep-pocketed players.
Almost 30 staff resignations since Christmas at Parliament
The resignations come as part of a restructuring of Parliamentary Services
MPs and 'shock jocks' must take some blame for hate speech, MP says
A slippery slope from hate speech to atrocity, says former-refugee-turned MP.
More than 220 kids in state care abused in 6 months
Oranga Tamariki 'courageous' for revealing extent of abuse, commissioner says.
Soper: Attacks on MPs are rare in New Zealand
COMMENT: That's the rough and tumble of politics.
Beaten, bloodied and bruised: The MPs attacked over the years
Members of Parliament have been the victims, and sometimes the instigators, of attacks.
Victims' sexual 'reputation' should be off-limits - Law Commission
A victim's sexual 'reputation' should be completely off-limits in court, Govt told.
Family of sick toddler makes big bid to get life-extending drug funded
Spinraza is the only FDA-approved treatment for sufferers of spinal muscular atrophy.
Staff at three depts had Barry complaints
Details of conduct criticisms about former minister will remain secret.
Simon Bridges taking National leadership one year at a time
COMMENT: The capital gains tax proposals are a gift to Simon Bridges and National.
Delay to trans bill 'deeply disappointing' - Greens
Law change would make it easier for trans people to change sex on their birth certificate.
NZ's shame: Highest rate of youth deaths among developed countries
More New Zealanders die in their adolescent years than 19 other similar countries.
Capital Gains Tax plan an 'attack on the Kiwi way of life'
He said the Tax Working Group's report showed a number of new taxes would be considered.
Soper: We might pay for a tax on internet giants
Comment: Particularly when it comes to those entities who're coining it on the Internet.
Black Cap's rape trials: Sports Minister Grant Robertson speaks to NZ Cricket
NZC says cricketer's court testimony 'disturbing', but further action not necessary.
The 'relentless' rise of P in New Zealand: 'This is becoming a plague'
Meth-related offending has now overtaken cannabis in New Zealand.
Activist turns leaf to promote race relations
He once manhandled John Key. Now he sits at the heart of power in race relations.
Govt could change discriminatory welfare law
A landmark case may change the way people on both ACC and welfare are compensated.