'Too many MPs are resigning under MMP'
COMMENT: Former Clerk of Parliament David McGee says list MPs should not be replaced and electorate MPs should be bonded.
COMMENT: Former Clerk of Parliament David McGee says list MPs should not be replaced and electorate MPs should be bonded.
Resignations by MPs has been pronounced since MMP began in 1996, of both of list and constituency MPs.
A Ngapuhi kaumatua says the Prime Minister should not "run away" from Waitangi Day commemorations.
Auckland Central MP Nikki Kaye speaks about the positives following a "gruelling few months" since her breast cancer diagnosis.
COMMENT: New PM finally gets to sit in the "highest-backed chair" at Cabinet unveiling.
COMMENT: His career's been one of ups and downs - and the downs have been fairly spectacular.
Thirty years after homosexuality was legalised in New Zealand, gay and bisexual men with historic convictions may be pardoned.
Parliament has wound up for the year with a ukulele-playing Maori Party winning the show, despite tough competition from the party leaders.
Paula Bennett talks to political editor Audrey Young about her new backroom role with the National Party caucus.
COMMENT: For a decade National didn't have to think about a leader, now they will be scrambling to make sense of it all, writes Barry Soper.
All Blacks tests would have to be broadcast on free-to-air television under a proposed law change to be debated by Parliament.
Judith Collins has laid out her policy agenda if she is elected Prime Minister.
COMMENT: Opposition parties are hoping that their own version of the Brexit-Trump contagion will take grip in New Zealand.
New Zealand First has history in opposing any new buildings to house MPs and ministers.
Plans for an expansion of the parliamentary complex in Wellington, which will involve two new buildings at a cost of at least $100 million, have been unveiled.
Confusion reigned as ridesharing giant Uber appeared at a Parliamentary committee today.
Labour MP Trevor Mallard is the latest victim of notorious electronic bollards at Parliament.
Tauranga MP Simon Bridges is one of the few people working in Wellington's central business district following a large 7.5 earthquake
There are casualties following this morning's quakes, acting Civil Defence minister Gerry Brownlee says.
Auckland mayoral candidate Chloe Swarbrick has announced a shift to national politics.
The spying watchdog has urged Parliament to "tighten up" the warranting regime for New Zealand's intelligence agencies.
Property and farming rich listers are among those who have made big donations to National over the past year.
Spark is critical of spying laws which leave it up to the company whether to volunteer information about its customers.
Parliament has been told that its debate on assisted dying could encourage suicides.
Former Labour Leader David Cunliffe is leaving Parliament.
Former MPs and their spouses racked up $703,000 on taxpayer-funded travel in the past year, including nearly $25,000 by some couples.
COMMENT: Almost every country has a written constitution, whereas New Zealand has only 'scraps of legislation' uncodified and largely unintelligible.
Professor Norbert Lammert, the Speaker of the German Federal Parliament, will attend events in Auckland and Wellington.
COMMENT: It was Real House Roosters of the Beehive kind of stuff, an A-grade brouhaha.