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Peters says he has ‘no doubt’ Swarbrick’s rhetoric incited vandalism on home as man charged

The incident happened yesterday evening at the Foreign Minister's home in Auckland.

Agencies warned Govt's board fee increases could impact services, worsen cost pressures

The Prime Minister said he wasn't concerned.

Dr Greg Severinsen: New Zealand asleep at wheel on environmental policy

OPINION: It's time to change direction to catch up, and fast.

Meta claims Instagram scrolling not ‘intentionally addictive’ as MPs probe social media harm

Meta and TikTok fronted Parliament’s Education and Workforce select committee on Monday.

Govt pays Samoa $6m over HMNZS Manawanui sinking

The RNZN ship sank on October 6 last year after striking a reef and catching fire.

Kiwis are drinking less, and violent crime is dropping. New data shows how the two relate

The number of victims of alcohol-related violent offending is dropping.

Govt offers $1000 bonus to keep young Kiwis off dole, as date set to cut service for teens

Parents earning $65,529-plus will have to support their unemployed 18- and 19-year-olds

Te Pāti Māori MP named as one of the world's 'most influential rising stars'

Her haka during the Treaty Principles Bill debate drew global attention.

'Corrections crisis': Assaults, double-bunking, inmate tallies hit record highs

Assaults are much more numerous than the last time prisoner numbers neared 10,900.

Outspoken Govt minister bites tongue on energy plan, Seymour says 'jihad on stability' led to issues

He's largely keeping his views to himself.

Govt reveals measures intended to avoid power crisis, clarity on its position on asset sales

The Government wants to avoid another winter power crisis.

NZ Herald Live: Government's Energy announcement

Energy and Resources Minister Simon Watts makes an Energy announcement in Wellington. Video / NZ Herald

Watch: 'Everyone's a critic' - Luxon assesses his leadership as questions mount

The PM has researched leaders since he was a schoolboy - he chooses one per year to study.

New Chatham Islands ship confirmed for 2027

The current vessel, the Southern Tiare, has been plagued with problems.

Samoa declares 'economic emergency' over Budget crisis

The emergency allows Treasury funds to keep government services running.

'Paralysed': Cabinet agrees to shake-up of medical device procurement

Pharmac Minister David Seymour says the sector has been 'exasperated by the uncertainty'.