Parliament radio set to go silent, after nearly 90 years
The broadcasts, which began in 1936, are set to be axed for budgetary reasons.
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Treasury is warning the cyclone clean-up will come with a cost - and change the Budget.
Shaw and Muller revive climate change partnership to discuss flood retreat bill
Urgent questions need to be answered around climate change.
Claire Trevett: The challenge ahead for PM Hipkins’ handling of Cyclone Gabrielle
OPINION: So far so good - Hipkins knows a thing or two from Covid about crisis governing.
NZ MPs pay tribute as humanitarian crisis intensifies
New Zealand has so far contributed $4.5 million in aid to the disaster.
‘We aren’t out of the woods yet’: Minister's cyclone warning to Parliament
All parties supported the declaration of the national state of emergency.
Andrew Little briefed on spy balloons - no advice on whether any flew over NZ
The intelligence agencies minister got advice on US balloon drama.
UK PM Rishi Sunak pledges help for floods in call with Chris Hipkins
UK Prime Minister has pledged help NZ to recover from floods.
Luxon supports national state of emergency, calls for 'multi-decade' climate change effort
Emergency Management Minister Kieran McAnulty signed a national state of emergency today.
Storms force MPs to consider suspending Parliament for a week
MPs met today to discuss a break from Parliament in light of the unprecedented storm.
Political Roundup: Luxon’s leadership under threat
OPINION: National will be considering whether to make a move against its leader.
Live: 'People trapped' - firefighter missing, evacuations as two houses collapse at Auckland beach; cyclone's fury across North Is - heavy rain, floods, slips
A street in west Auckland's Muriwai was evacuated after midnight after a slip.
'Exhausting for families': Hipkins on Cyclone Gabrielle, reveals $11.5m funding
Extra resources for those responding to Cyclone Gabrielle announced.
National, Labour tied, but Chris Hipkins way ahead of Christopher Luxon - poll
Voters are turning off Christopher Luxon, but they like Chris Hipkins.
Officials say worse to come: monster waves flood properties in Coromandel; Whangārei evacuation plea; boat in distress
Emergency Management Minister Kieran McAnulty will lead the briefing from the Beehive.
Beehive Diaries: Camilla Belich turns 40, Trevor Mallard's social media blunder
Ardern's likely Mt Albert successor celebrates, Parliamentary protests turn one year old.
Grant Robertson - the full story on why he did not want to be PM
Jacinda Ardern's right-hand man on why he didn't want to be PM and his future plans.
Claire Trevett: The clever politics in PM’s Loaves and Butter announcement - how will Luxon counter?
Hipkins has left Luxon with no option but to counter early on cost of living.
Tempers still hot as protesters gather at Parliament a year on
Anger and sadness linger in some as protesters gather to remember, one year on.
Bryce Edwards: Time for a big debate about Govt use of business consultants
Consultants setting policy: The bill for consultants has ballooned under Labour.
Ciggy-sales proposal stubs out all but 33 Super City retailers
Under the proposed allocation, Auckland would only have 33 tobacco retailers.
Energy payment and encouraging cycling was considered instead of fuel tax cut
Getting people to bike more was one option considered - alongside a new payment.
Luxon v Hipkins: Which Chris won the week?
From Waitangi to Canberra to Tauranga the Chrises duelled for political dominance.
NZ Minister speaks on possibility of Chinese surveillance tech in Govt buildings after Aussie discovery
Almost 1000 cameras and other devices found in Aussie Govt buildings will be removed.
National ahead of Labour in latest poll, but Labour could form government
A poll from Labour's pollster has the party behind, but probably in government.
Political Roundup: Hipkins' policy bonfire must be bolstered with substance
OPINION: The big question is what Hipkins will replace the jettisoned policies with.
Govt cops criticism for ‘policy bonfire’ with more changes to come
Opposition parties hit out at Government's 'reprioritisation' of policies.
'Freedom will win': Zelenskyy visits UK, meets PM, King in push for fighter jets
The embattled leader made surprise visit to Britain in a bid for more advanced weapons.
Super Fund pays $16m in bonuses, one staffer gets $500k
Nearly 60 staff getting bonuses worth $100,000 or more.
Thomas Coughlan: Hipkins’ policy bonfire risks causing as many problems as it solves
OPINION: Will it be enough to bring lost voters back onside?
What the Govt spent on the dead TVNZ-RNZ merger
And what happens to public service media now the merger is dead?
'Too much too fast': Bonfire of the policies - what you need to know
Hipkins announces swathe of projects and policies Labour is shedding.
RNZ, TVNZ merger scrapped - report
The govt has abandoned plans to merge Television New Zealand and Radio New Zealand.
Auckland floods: Govt unlocks housing support for displaced Aucklanders
People can access temporary accommodation while their house is repaired.