Nicola Willis has responded to Grant Robertson calling her a liar by saying he needs a cup of tea and to take a break. Video / Mark Mitchell

Labour’s makes election offer to new parents, the jury continues deliberation in the trial of Lauren Dickason and football fans rate the New Zealand FIFA experience. Video / NZ Herald

Urgent safety issues to be revealed in final report on the sinking of the Enchanter, could Winston Peters be heading back to Parliament? And tourists fly to space for the first time. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / AP Video / Virgin Galactic

Christopher Luxon with Kerre Woodham.

Communities left in fear as a gang feud brews, why US$8.6 trillion BlackRock loves New Zealand and the party keen to ban phones in schools. Video / NZ Herald / Getty

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and Energy Minister Megan Woods answer questions with representatives from BlackRock about the introduction of their fund for clean energy. Video / Alyse Wright

Leaders dig in at major parties over the new harbour crossing plan, it’s bad news at the checkout as grocery prices go up and stats show an increase in rail accidents. Video / NZ Herald / AP

National tries to have Parliament adjourned after Labour minister doesn't know what she is debating. Video / ParlimentTV

Green MP Golriz Ghahraman confronts Iranian Ambassador Reza Nazar Ahari over the death of Mahsa Amini and protesters.

The latest political poll is in, the search for missing real estate agent paused for another day and a historic pay equity settlement gets across the line for our nurses. Video / NZ Herald / AP

Transport Minister David Parker and Prime Minister Chris Hipkins critical of National's transport policy, saying their costing for roading projects are out by billions. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins speaks about Labour's plans for transport projects, Auckland light rail and LGWM. Video / Mark Mitchell

East Coast: Tāmati Coffey has come out of his retirement from politics to replace Kiri Allan as Labour's candidate for East Coast.

Labour is planning to resuscitate a policy from its disastrous 2011 election campaign to revive its ailing electoral hopes. Video / NZ Herald

National claim a leaked Labour tax policy, police take to the sky in the search for missing real estate agent and global boiling is here as the earth’s temperatures soar. Video / NZ Herald / AP

Police Minister Ginny Andersen says she has spoken to the police commissioner after the newly created Firearms Safety Authority found themselves in the firing line after another inadvertent leak of the details of Auckland firearms owners. Video / Mark Mitchell

National finance spokeswoman Nicola Willis says she has leaked information that Labour intends to drop GST on fruit and vegetables, against the advice of some of its senior ministers. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and National leader Christopher Luxon on former Revenue Minister David Parker's decision to step aside over a wealth tax being overruled. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has ruled out any possibility of Kiri Allan being a minister again under his leadership. Video / Mark Mitchell

Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Carmel Sepuloni announced on Saturday, July 23 that the Government would do its part to support the restoration and revival of the nationally significant and historic Queen St theatre. Video / Supplied / Aja Lethaby

Why the Prime Minister still believes Labour’s in a good place to win the election, Lauren Dickason jury set to see confession video and police work through more than 100 tips in search for missing real estate agent. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins addresses the situation involving Kiri Allan at the post-cabinet press conference. Video / Mark Mitchell

Chris Hipkins talks to the media about the resignation of the Justice Minister.

Justice Minister Kiri Allan has resigned as a Cabinet minister after being charged with reckless driving and resisting arrest in Wellington. Video / NZ Herald

NZ First leader Winston Peters talks to the media after his speech at the party launch in Auckland today. Video / Alex Burton

Greens co-leader James Shaw warns Labour not to take their support for granted, from his speech at their campaign launch in Wellington. Video / Mark Mitchell

Greens co-leaders Marama Davidson and James Shaw warn Labour not to take their support for granted. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins' third law and order announcement. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and Children's Minister Kelvin Davis announced new youth justice policies earlier today. Video / Mark Mitchell