Abuse in Care: Government releases details of national apology
The apology will take place on November 12.
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Minister mulls dissolving Ihumātao committee after four years, $500k spent and no solution
The group tasked with deciding the future of Ihumātao has been told it could be dissolved.
Government toughens Three Strikes 2.0, likely to include thousands more offenders
The new regime will now be retrospective, with a lower threshold for a first strike
Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins on complaints against Andrew Bayly
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaking on complaints made about Small Business Minister Andrew Bayly. Video / Mark Mitchell
Willis told WFH already not an ‘entitlement’ before setting new public service expectations
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Canada ‘very disappointed’ by NZ decision to escalate dairy battle
Canada's Trade Minister has responded to New Zealand's decision to ramp up action.
Listen live: PM talks to Hosking after Andrew Bayly insult controversy
Bayly apologised last week, claiming he thought his comments were 'light-hearted'.
Anaru Eketone: Act's belief Māori should have exact same rights as non-Māori flawed
OPINION: Rights are complex and many-layered.
‘Stigmatising, open to exploitation’: Officials’ advice to minister on payment card sanction for beneficiaries
MSD also cites evidence money management can lead to welfare dependency.
‘Removing roadblocks’: Government seeks to simplify acquisition of private land
Government wants to update the 1981 Public Works Act.
Defence Force available in search for missing Marokopa family
'I can assure you that support has been called on through the course of this operation.'
Metiria Turei emerges from obscurity – with a new book
The Treaty of Waitangi has been central to Metiria Turei's life.
Thomas Coughlan: The Greens have saved their membership, now what about the voters
Green Party delegates decided to sanction the use of the waka-jumping law against Tana.
No assisted dying oversight for seven months as doctors sound alarm
A newly appointed committee is working double-time to catch up on the reports.
Monopoly Man: Why Shane Jones is splashing cash in the provinces
The Regional Development Minister says he'll take 'coal before dole' any day.
Tweaked fast-track bill still ‘heavily weighted against environment’ – critic
Parliament’s environment committee released its report today.
'Take some wine and f*** off': Minister sorry for behaviour during business visit
Employee said he felt degraded and embarrassed by minister's treatment of him.
Exclusive: Taiwanese Foreign Minister keen to “participate” in Aukus pillar 2
Pillar 2 of Aukus is getting crowded.
'Missed the mark': Govt’s top legal adviser backs down over controversial Māori prosecution guidelines
Attorney-General Judith Collins refused to endorse the guidelines.
'Bully boys': Peters fires back as Te Pāti Māori calls for him to be censured over comment in House
Peters said TPM's behaviour was 'pathetic', 'cowardly', and 'preposterous'.
Power poll: Two-thirds slam Government inaction on electricity prices
It comes as one minister pursues Crown investment in geothermal energy.
Who is Darleen Tana – and why she might go down in NZ political history
She could soon be kicked out of Parliament.
Greens vote to oust Darleen Tana and Hamas chief killed in Gaza | NZ Herald Update 18 October 2024
The Green Party vote to use 'waka-jumping' legislation to oust Darleen Tana from Parliament and Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar killed. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / AFP
Listen: Swarbrick labels vote to oust Darleen Tana 'deliberate democracy'
The decision was made in a late-night Zoom meeting yesterday.
New Zealand forces Canada to negotiating table in $200m dairy dispute
NZ could impose tariffs on Canada if a solution is not found.
Cheaper and more potent: New research on tensions in medicinal cannabis market
Legal cannabis overseas has led to health problems among teenagers. Is that NZ's future?
Green Party to use Waka-Jumping law to eject Darleen Tana from Parliament
Green Party delegates meeting this evening to decide whether to boot Tana from Parliament.
'Like a sick idiot': Peters claims use of 'simile' excuses his language in House amid uproar
It's just the latest row in the House over MPs' conduct in recent weeks.
Electoral Commission cautions political parties over late donation disclosures
The commission considered whether to refer the late disclosures to the police.
‘Sick idiot’: Uproar in House as Peters goes on attack amid allegations standards dropping
His language has been called unparliamentary. Video / Parliament TV
Audrey Young: 'You'd be limping' – senior MPs bring schoolyard politics to Parliament
OPINION: Parliament's a serious place, but sometimes the silliness wins.
Benefit sanctions up, hardship assistance payments down: What the latest social welfare data tells us
Sanctions for people not meeting benefit requirements up 133%.
What's behind the Māori hikoi to Wellington
'Every step of the hīkoi is a ... step towards our own liberation as a people.'