Government quadruples deployment to UN mission in South Korea
The Government is substantially upping its peacekeeping efforts on the Korean peninsula.
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Agriculture removed from ETS; He Waka Eke Noa disbanded
The Government also announces new initiative.
'Helping increase supply' - Luxon to Kiwi Property at build-to-rent Resido opening
Changes will allow foreigners to buy build-to-rent land here.
New poll: National drops post-Budget, Hipkins pulls ahead of PM
A new poll has shown no great affection for the Budget.
Simon Wilson: Act, Paul Henry, Shane Jones and the March for Nature
OPINION: Good governance requires more than preaching to the choir.
Aukus and security on the agenda as Chinese Premier visits
It will be the most significant visit from China since 2017.
PM says low- and middle-income Kiwis get 'emphasis' of tax package, Treasury figures say the opposite
About 130,000 households receive nothing from the package and 8000 are slightly worse off.
'Gobsmacked': Nearly $1m spent on consultants to investigate long tunnel
The Minister of Transport says a further $550k could be needed to investigate the tunnel.
'Great concern': Govt orders investigation amid Te Pāti Māori allegations
"I want an independent, arm's-length, objective review undertaken."
China's Premier Li Qiang to visit NZ this week, PM announces probe into Te Pāti Māori allegations
Christopher Luxon will also travel to Tokyo to meet Japan’s Prime Minister Kishida Fumio.
Mining sector body decries 'hysteria' in debate on fast-track bill
It comes just days after thousands marched in Auckland against the bill.
Opinion: What threatens Act’s goal of 15 per cent in the next election?
Act's polling suggests it could drastically improve its 2023 party vote.
Watch: Act sets 15 per cent target for 2026 election at annual rally, Seymour fronts media
The sold-out rally was attended by more than 500 people, with Paul Henry as guest speaker.
Former gun lobbyist now Cabinet Minister Nicole McKee on sidelining her personal views
McKee: 'I’m not going to keep everyone happy. I can see that already.'
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Public inquiry needed over Te Pāti Māori allegations
OPINION: All those involved in the allegations should want a proper inquiry.
PM’s Fiji visit diary: Wife Amanda shows diplomatic chops; rugby revenge fails
Luxon had a score to settle with Fiji after what happened to his beloved Crusaders.
PM finds friends in the Pacific but true challenge looms
This week's trip to the Pacific went smoothly but potholes appear on the road ahead.
Thomas Coughlan: Understanding Australia’s deportation policy
OPINION: Why Australia and NZ don't understand each other on the issue of deportations.
Te Pāti Māori ask police to investigate marae data misuse claims
A host of government departments are now probing the allegations.
Kahukura: Funding stops for Mongrel Mob-led drug rehabilitation programme
Police Minister says gang-led rehab programmes will not get funding under the new Govt.
'Not come as a surprise': National MP referred to police over donations returns
The New Plymouth MP was the chairman of Parliament's environment committee.
Explained: What’s the deal with sick leave changes?
And why do part-time workers have the same number of days off, anyway?
Luxon 'regrets' Australia's tougher stance on deporting 501s
Australia has hardened its policy just two years after easing it at NZ's request.
'It could get quite messy': Tauranga prepares to elect new council
Sparks may fly on the campaign trail with sacked councillors wanting their old jobs back.
Luxon confirms NZ will make annual $1m UN payment
Christopher Luxon expressed a desire to see Fiji products on New Zealand shelves.
Manurewa Marae data misuse claims: Seymour wants urgent answers; Tamihere blasts ‘baseless innuendo’
'Either serious wrongdoing has occurred, or a political party has been unfairly maligned.'
Fiji PM very supportive of New Zealand’s Aukus consideration
New Zealand says no decision has been made regarding Aukus yet.
Ministry of Justice proposes over 150 job cuts
The Ministry of Justice is the latest to announce workforce cuts.
Claire Trevett: Te Pāti Māori allegations go to the heart of public trust
OPINION: So far, there's a lot of fog and not much light around the claims.
Luxon not ruling out public inquiry into Te Pāti Māori allegations
The Prime Minister says the current investigation must first run its course.
Kiwis able to access free Covid-19 RATs until end of September
Today’s announcement extends availability of the free Covid-19 tests.
Govt invests $30m to improve access to X-rays, CT scans and ultrasounds
The Government is putting $30m towards free and timely access to radiology services.
PM's Niue visit diary: Island paradise, manu challenges and greenkeeping dogs
See how the PM fared on the first leg of his Pacific trip.
Debate intensifies over Māori rights and Treaty Principles Bill amid call for a separate Parliament
There has been outrage over the Treaty Principles Bill and cuts to services for Māori.