‘Outrageous’ local MP fumes as Government goes back to the drawing board on Dunedin Hospital build
Other hospitals would be put at risk if the cost blow-outs were not addressed.
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The deal will eliminate duties on 99% of exports in three years.
Seymour says parents could face prosecution for kids' truancy
The Associate Education Minister announces a new scheme to tackle a 'truancy crisis'.
New SAS documents: Military lifts lid on elite combat unit
New document details NZSAS role with stories of the missions it carries out.
Te Pāti Māori MP committed ‘unforgiveable sin’ with ‘lies’ comment – Jones
It's been alleged that the MP called others in the House liars.
Transport giant wants rail on new ferries
Mainfreight's managing director said the rail connection was vital for the network.
Gas crisis: Todd proposes job cuts as Government moves to overturn the oil and gas ban
There are concerns about confidence in the sector.
Foreshore & seabed: Govt seeks shortened select committee period, bill passes first reading
Government wants to restore the 2011 test for Customary Marine Title.
Union leader calls for support as Nicola Willis defends public service job cuts
Nicola Willis spoke to Public Sector Union members today.
Peters meets Palestinian Authority PM ahead of major UN speeches
It comes at a critical time in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Downed Northland pylon: Minister confident in board despite Transpower’s failure
The pylon tipped after the removal of the nuts on the tower’s baseplates.
David Seymour’s charter school bill passes third reading; Labour calls it ‘a sad day’
First charter schools are expected to open early next year.
Willis’ candid advice to Wellington Mayor ahead of airport share sale meeting
Officials urged her to use her 'political capital' to help with financial issues.
'Challenging': Andrew Coster speaks out on being dragged into political debate
Coster says Police Commissioner should never be a political appointment.
Tougher sentences for offences against public transport workers
There's a new aggravating factor for offences against public transport workers.
‘Blood-sucking vermin’: Minister's anger at Parliament over Greenpeace mining protest
'They have no right to go to the mining offices, frighten the staff.'
David Seymour wants to be consulted on UN votes, Winston Peters says be careful what you wish for
Peters said there were 100s of resolutions that were not usually consulted on.
No regrets for Police Minister over past criticism of Police Commissioner Andrew Coster
Mitchell didn't approve of Coster's policing by consent approach.
Health experts grill Casey Costello, throw doubt on Smokefree 2025 being achieved
The minister was grilled about her party's reported links to the tobacco industry.
Darleen Tana mulls appeal as Greens restart process to oust her
Green Party delegates will meet at a Special General Meeting on October 17 to discuss whether to use the waka-jumping law to oust former Green MP Darleen Tana from Parliament.
Greens to vote on waka-jumping Darleen Tana as MP mulls appeal
The party will outline what next following successful court action.
Watch: Luxon goes red facing questions about Coster, fires up when asked about Bridges' 'wokester' comment
The Prime Minister tried to fend off questions – but he eventually gave the game away.
Watch: 'Absolutely terrified' – How Auckland woman lived in fear of her stalking ex
A film about her experience calls for action on an anti-stalking law in New Zealand.
'Mix of emotions': Police Commissioner steps down to take new job
Coster to head the Social Investment Agency. Search for new Police Commissioner to begin.
Public servants ordered back to office, working from home ‘not an entitlement’
The PM says he does not want working from home 'undermining that ambition that we have'.
Interislander: Winston Peters wants rail on ferries, National isn’t so sure
Peters is very public about what he wants. Nicola Willis and Paul Goldsmith are quiet.
Abuse survivor says redress offer ‘insulting’ after living with trauma for decades
'I think about what I could have achieved if this had not happened in my life.'
Simon Wilson: Will Simeon Brown's need for speed really help the economy?
Opinion: Here's what the data says about speed limits, economic growth and road safety.
Health and safety reform: Minister denies unions shut out of nationwide roadshow
All options for reform are still on the table, according to the minister.
PM orders public servants back to office
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon orders public servants back to office in today's Post-Cabinet press conference September 23rd 2024. Video / Mark Mitchell
'We don't pay ransom, we don't pay bribes': Winston Peters slams Papuan rebels' claim
West Papua National Liberation Army held the NZ pilot for more than 19 months.
The $3b child poverty price tag: Why the minister's not writing that cheque
Official advice shows it would cost $3b a year to meet the child poverty goals.
What next for Darleen Tana and the Greens?
The Darleen Tana saga is nearing its conclusion, one way or another.
Kiwi students could take courses from multiple universities under potential shake-up
The Universities review will be submitted at the end of the month.