Energy crisis: Government sets out terms of market review
Ministers want "secure and affordable electricity supply" for New Zealand.
Ministers want "secure and affordable electricity supply" for New Zealand.
Fenton St was blocked as the hīkoi went through.
Rawiri Waititi defends party's MP after she copped criticism from Shane Jones.
A heated session in Parliament took a sudden turn.
Luxon's off to Peru for Apec promising to maximise his time on the ground with leaders.
'I would find it very hard to charge Kiwi kids.'
Furore the worst seen in more than 40 years of covering Parliament, says broadcaster.
The veteran broadcaster says he’s “never seen hatred like that in Parliament before”.
OPINION: The first debate on the Treaty Principles Bill was always going to deliver drama.
Speaker Gerry Brownlee suspended the House and ordered the public gallery cleared. Video / Parliament TV
MP Willie Jackson is ejected from the house during question time for refusing to apologise for his response to David Seymour's reading of the Treaty Principles Bill.
All four other parties in Parliament had decreased in support.
Trump exodus: Americans have registered their interest in moving to NZ in their thousands.
The man was not ordered to forfeit his passport.
OPINION: Protesters have some heavyweight legal experts on their side.
The contentious bill will have its first reading in Parliament this afternoon.
Police say 5000 people crossed the Auckland Harbour Bridge on journey to Wellington.
The fast track bill had its second reading debate in Parliament this afternoon.
Defence Minister explains why she thinks it is necessary to invoke rarely-used power.
The Trump statement said the department may be the 'Manhattan Project' of 'our time'.
The hīkoi now splits into two groups, headed for Ihumātao and Bastion Point.
Thousands of marchers protesting Government policies affecting Māori are crossing the Auckland Harbour Bridge. Video / Carson Bluck, Michael Craig
It was an emotional and at times, hostile, day as the Government made its formal apology.
Denise Caltaux says abuse in care is at the core of a lot of the country's social issues.
PM says US President-elect spoke 'very warmly' about New Zealand in their first chat.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on his phone call earlier today with president-elect Donald Trump. Video / Mark Mitchell
Christopher Luxon says sorry to the estimated 200,000 people abused in care over decades.
The former political candidate interjected as the PM attempted to make his apology.
OPINION: We have an essential precondition; mainstream politicians aren't fixing things.
The demonstrators will reach Auckland on Tuesday.