
Simon Wilson: Snapshots from the new New Zealand for Waitangi week
OPINION: The changing face of Aotearoa NZ as we head towards Waitangi Day on Thursday.
OPINION: The changing face of Aotearoa NZ as we head towards Waitangi Day on Thursday.
OPINION: 'To a very large extent, wealth in New Zealand comes from government decisions.'
The Treaty Principles Bill has been at the centre of recent protests.
Davidson's return comes eight months after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
OPINION: Luxon's move sends the wrong signal during a tense time for NZ race relations.
Māori still face challenges like language loss and inequitable service access.
Organisers accept reaction to the Treaty Principles Bill could disrupt proceedings.
Only '13% of New Zealanders have read the Māori text of Te Tiriti o Waitangi'.
OPINION: Perhaps the Government’s abysmal polling is finally helping Luxon wake up.
Poll taken following hīkoi, introduction of Treaty Principles Bill.
OPINION: National's attempt to set the agenda lasted about a nanosecond.
'Te Tiriti is not about race, Te Tiriti is about how each of us find a home here.'
Day one of public submissions on the controversial Treaty Principles Bill.
David Seymour speaks about the Treaty Principles Bill before going in for his submission. Video / Julia Gabel
More than 300,000 online submissions on the bill were received, setting a new record.
The Justice Committee hears submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill.
The Mangawhai tornado damaged 50 homes and today marks two years since the Auckland Anniversary Day floods. Video / NZ Herald
Submitters met at Waiohiki Marae for a karakia before heading to Wellington.
OPINION: NZ First leader Winston Peters looked annoyed when he spoke of the bill's future.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks about National's relationship with Māori and the Treaty Principles Bill at Rātana. Video / Mark Mitchell
Rātana locals are seeking reassurance from the PM about the Treaty Principles Bill.
Ngāti Rēhia advised Seymour not to attend this year's commemorations at Waitangi.
Coalition partners say the bill is 'dead in the water', yet Act persists.
OPINION: "[My dog and I] have been attacked ... and a local rider knocked off her horse.'
Two bills being heard by the Social Services and Community Committee are affected.
OPINION: 'Higher speed limits and more roads are not the solution, they are the problem.'
OPINION: 'We're unintentionally creating heat traps in our pursuit of modern aesthetics.'
Hobson's Pledge asks members if they would consider cancelling National Party membership.
Hearings start on January 27 with the committee split into two subcommittees.
Figures show how many NCEA students achieved level 1 qualification last year and the Ministry of Justice has been encouraged to check its systems following a privacy breach.