Former National MP Nikki Kaye dies
Former National MP Nikki Kaye dies
Former National Party Minister Nikki Kaye has died after a long battle with cancer. She was 44.
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Abandon the razor, and the dangling ETS sword
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Abandon the razor, and the dangling ETS sword
A minor change or a surrender in the fight against climate change: take your pick on what the Climate Change Response (Emissions Trading Scheme Agricultural Obligations) Amendment Bill actually does.
Govt proposes law change on name suppression for sex offenders
Govt proposes law change on name suppression for sex offenders
The government is proposing a law change to stop courts permanently suppressing the names of convicted adult sex offenders, unless the victim agrees to it.
Hīkoi 'not representative of New Zealand': Seymour
Hīkoi 'not representative of New Zealand': Seymour
David Seymour came out of the Beehive on Tuesday to acknowledge the hīkoi and wave at the protesters - but retreated inside after just a few minutes without speaking to the crowd.
Te Pāti Māori, Act both claim victory over haka response
Te Pāti Māori, Act both claim victory over haka response
Both Te Pāti Māori and the Act Party are claiming victory over the response to a video from Thursday's Treaty Principles Bill debate that has gone viral.
National, Labour both up in latest poll
National, Labour both up in latest poll
The major parties have gained at the expense of the minor parties, in the latest Taxpayers Union-Curia poll.
Treaty Principles Bill passes first reading
Treaty Principles Bill passes first reading
The Treaty Principles Bill has passed its first reading and will now go to the Justice Committee for consideration.
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Hipkins up for the fight: ‘I still love my job’
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Hipkins up for the fight: ‘I still love my job’
A year on from the 2023 election, Labour leader Chris Hipkins reflects on his prime ministership with ODT political editor Mike Houlahan and considers how he can get the job back.
Govt reveals 96-day train network closure for Auckland
Govt reveals 96-day train network closure for Auckland
The government says Auckland's train system will experience up to 96 days of full closure through to the end of January 2026, as work continues on the City Rail Link.
'You better': Luxon promises to build 'kick-arse' hospital
'You better': Luxon promises to build 'kick-arse' hospital
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has vowed to build Dunedin a "kick-arse" hospital.
Auditor General to probe fast-track process
Auditor General to probe fast-track process
The Auditor-General is launching an inquiry into how government ministers handled conflicts of interest when it came to fast-tracked projects.
Labour 'cautiously' supporting govt's tradie sign-off move
Labour 'cautiously' supporting govt's tradie sign-off move
The Labour Party is 'cautiously' supportive of the government's proposal to allow tradies to sign off on their own work.
Ministry of Health apologises to minister
Ministry of Health apologises over failure to disclose conflict of interest
The Ministry of Health has apologised to the Associate Minister of Health for failing to inform her that one of its officials advising her on tobacco reform had a conflict of interest.
Govt boosts funding for St John
Ambulance staff accept pay offer; govt boosts St John funding
Ambulance workers' industrial action has ceased - for now - after their unions accepted the latest pay offer from ambulance service Hato Hone St John.
Hipkins signals 'reset moment' for Labour
Hipkins signals 'reset moment' for Labour
A year after losing power in the election, Labour says it has spent the time listening and that a major party address next month will reveal its new direction.
Party 'impervious to being bought off': Peters
Party 'impervious to being bought off': Peters
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has opened the party's 31st annual convention in antagonistic style, calling out opponents and the media alike.
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Trying to remain as angry as possible for another two years
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Trying to remain as angry as possible for another two years
Yes, the turnout for the Dunedin Hospital protest march was very impressive indeed.
'Can't keep ignoring the truancy crisis'
'Can't keep ignoring the truancy crisis'
New attendance rules could see schools chasing up the families of nearly half their pupils during the winter months.
Crackdown on teacher-only days in truancy push
Crackdown on teacher-only days in truancy push
Schools won't be able to hold teacher-only days during term time and parents of students absent for 15 days could be prosecuted, the government has announced.
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Getting a good workout during the environment estimates
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Getting a good workout during the environment estimates
Due to circumstances beyond the government’s control much of this year’s Estimates Debate was crammed into this week.
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