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Luxon delivers strong message over Rafah operation

Foreign Minister Winston Peters met with the Israeli ambassador.

Govt to repeal Three Waters reforms

Coalition government set to repeal Three Waters this week.

Lobbyists are back at Parliament - with a new privacy measure hiding their identities

Gerry Brownlee approves swipe card access for four lobbyists.

Andrew Holden: This week could change the game for NZ’s news companies

OPINION: Select committee to listen to submissions on Fair Digital News Bargaining BiIl.

Claire Trevett: David Seymour pushed his luck, Luxon punched back

Seymour's attempt to cast doubt on the Prime Minister's word was the foul of the week.

EV drivers are being ripped off, Greens claim

Fresh data shows charges for EVs will be higher than for polluting cars.

The former Labour ministers flourishing in Opposition

A marathon four-week sitting period is set to test all politicians.

'It's sick, it's vicious': Strippers call on Parliament for fair working conditions

"They profit off our trauma. They traumatise us and then they get to make money off us."

No cycleways, no light rail - Simeon Brown outlines plans for new Auckland harbour crossing

Auckland and Transport Minister Simeon Brown opens up on plans for the big city.

Govt to introduce bill axing funding for cultural reports for offenders

The Government has one month left to complete its 100-day plan.

Act launches campaign to twist National's arm on Treaty referendum

The Act Party has begun a campaign to goad National into backing a Treaty vote.

Iwi leader wins the right to sue seven big polluters

Mike Smith gets his day in court against seven major emitters.

'2, 4, 6, 8, this government is out the gate': 1000 people march in Waitangi hīkoi

PM yesterday told his Waitangi speech missed the mark - but earns apology.

Simon Wilson: Christopher Luxon’s outrageous Waitangi speech

OPINION: The PM failed to rise to an historic occasion at Waitangi yesterday.

Tension, tolerance and protests greet Govt at Waitangi

Thousands gather to watch the arrival of the Prime Minister and politicians at Waitangi

Housing warning to Government: ‘hard landing’ likely, ‘it is not profitable to build’

Government officials have warned of a downturn in housebuilding.

'Stop selling us out' - tense scenes as Jones fronts up to Govt criticism

300 people slowly approached the marae in silence, holding up white flags.

Editorial: Govt needs to turn tide in educational achievement

The Government can’t sit on its hands and needs to show a comprehensive plan.