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OPINION: The party must find a way to pull itself out of an opposition funk.
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The party recently elected its policy council.
Why the Government and Māori are divided over Treaty principles
On the Tiles returns for 2024, discussing the issue set to dominate politics this year.
Audrey Young: Luxon starts 2024 as the great unifier ... of Māori
OPINION: The PM probably wishes he'd never heard of the Treaty Principles Bill.
Investigation finds Cabinet paper accidentally leaked from Oranga Tamariki to union representative
The investigation concluded before Christmas but the findings are coming out now.
Transport Minister meets with Super Fund, as Government puts cash for roads on agenda
The new Government is looking to to tap the Fund for investment.
NZ officials were advising on Gaza ceasefire in November
MFAT offered advice on ceasefire to the caretaker Government.
'This is the debate we need to have' - David Seymour on Treaty bill
"They need to be defined democratically, rather than in the courts ..."
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Casey Costello has a lot of ideas about the regulation of tobacco, many controversial.
Tama Potaka: I am dedicated to protecting te reo
The Māori Development Minister says he will use it more often in Parliament.
Fear of Treaty ‘meddling’ central to Govt’s Rātana challenge as Waitangi Day beckons
This year's Rātana may have seen the first politician get booed on the marae.
Luxon memo to speechwriter: Make it dull
OPINION: There were some fireworks at Ratana, but not involving the PM.
Lethal aid on the table as new Government gets ready to break Ukraine funding drought
The Government will unveil a new round of assistance to Ukraine.
'I don’t mind the provocation': PM speaks on Treaty Principles Bill
Luxon said there was a “range of views and feelings and people are free to express it”.
How housing market could react to new Reserve Bank moves
Consultation on new mortgage lending restrictions ends on March 12.
Fire alarm-activating thieves hit Auckland Mitre 10, take full trolley of gear
"It should be a really easy arrest": Registration, photos were supplied to the police.
The Treaty principles bill appears to be DOA before it’s even written
Analysis: Contentious bill will go no further than select committee stage.
What does a new Government mean for assisted dying in New Zealand?
A more conservative Cabinet may make it more difficult to broaden the law.
'My body's falling to bits': Woman pleads 'let me die'
Currently the end-of-life legislation is only an option for people who are terminally ill.
Labour, Greens warn of escalating risks as Govt deploys military to Red Sea
Fears NZ getting bogged down in Middle East conflict.
NZ sending Defence Force team to Middle East to provide maritime security in Red Sea
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced the military deployment today.
'Awakened the taniwha': PM expecting strong challenges from Māori at Rātana
Two of the three coalition partners will be attending the annual Rātana celebrations.
Property Insider: Timing of planned tenancy law changes tipped
'War on landlords' set to be reversed with law reform. But precisely when, landlords ask.
Simon Wilson: Empathy, accountability and abuse in shoplifting accusations
OPINION: Some rules for good behaviour in the bad world of politics.
'Sad event': Winston Peters speaks on Golriz Ghahraman's shoplifting charges
Police charged former Greens MP with two counts of shoplifting last Wednesday.
Derek Cheng: Political battle lines are being drawn
Politics is taking centre stage again after a summer hiatus. What are the key issues?
The big issues coming for the Government in 2024
The Government has no time to lose as it ticks off its 100-day plan.
Sasha Borissenko: Collared crime and the many shades of grey
OPINION: There are many colour variations of collared crime.
Māori King calls for hope over protest while dismissing Govt Treaty bill
It was estimated more than 10,000 people from across the country attended the hui.
Greens and Māori parties criticise Chris Luxon’s non-attendance at hui
The PM planned not to attend the hui, saying its 'not actually a political event per se'.
State tenants' soaring debt: one man owes $48k in rent
Total arrears have risen by 800 per cent since 2019 to $21 million.
Man wins tussle with NZTA over ‘offensive’ licence plate with help from David Seymour, Simeon Brown
The 'balls' were in the Transport Minister's court, according to Seymour.
Three events that will shape the Government’s relationship with Māori
Iwi and hapū will meet over the next three weeks to make their positions clear.
Leaked ministry advice: Proposed Treaty Principles Bill ‘highly contentious’
The Justice Minister says there will be an investigation into the leak.