Jacinda Ardern says she would not have used the word "embarrassing" to describe issue.

COMMENT: If Jami-Lee Ross is not the leaker, then timing of his time-out is cruel.

Jami-Lee Ross' decision to go on leave is unrelated to leak inquiry, National leader says.

The Speaker has reprimanded the Government twice in two days over slurs.

People on Facebook found the captioning fail hilarious.

National accuses NZ First of setting a new standard in hypocrisy.

Ministers get a taste of what wheelchair-bound people deal with on a day-to-day basis.

National was consulted on report before it was released, Government says

Parliament's Speaker allows urgent debate on the removal of Government Minister.

Digital platforms have changed the face of media and Privacy Bill should reflect that.

The End of Life Choice Bill has received a record making 35,000 public submissions.

Speaker to consider whether inquiry into leak should go further

Seymour attacks Jacinda Ardern as a 'show Prime Minister' and Grant Robertson's 'weak'.

State Services Commissioner says will "urgently" look into MP's claims.

National's Paula Bennett walks out of Parliament in protest at Speaker's new rules.

Education Minister Chris Hipkins and Deputy PM Winston Peters had the lowest travel bills.

Hearings on medical cannabis laws have included instructions on how to use it.

Jacinda Ardern answered questions from 4pm.

Former United Future leader Peter Dunne says it was inevitable the party would disband.

Bill English is tipped to be strongly endorsed to remain National leader.

EDITORIAL: Winston Peters has no reason to rush the negotiations to form a government.

Smoke can be seen outside Parliament as emergency services rush to the scene.

Team NZ sailors Blair Tuke and Peter Burling were given the royal treatment in Parliament.

PM backs granting of citizenship to Trump-backing billionaire Peter Thiel as former Minister Wayne Mapp reveals he'd known about it for years.

A government u-turn making directors not criminally liable for running cartels ran counter to official advice.

Former MPs and their spouses racked up $703,000 on taxpayer-funded travel in the past year, including nearly $25,000 by some couples.

The Government appears certain to miss its target of cutting reoffending in New Zealand by next year.

COMMENT: After a four-week recess, housing was the issue of the day as Parliament resumed today.

There has been a second security threat at Parliament today, as the Budget is read in the House.

The "powerful" privileges committee has an unusually full agenda owing to some blatant breaches of parliamentary standards by the Labour Party.