'Dumbest things I've ever done': National MP won't rule out stepping down over attack on younger boy
The MP for Tauranga admitted he beat a younger boy with other students.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromPolitics
Watch: 'Golden era of high performance sport' - PM lauds record Games success
The Prime Minister faced questions about National's proposed welfare changes.
John Palino enters Auckland mayoral contest ... from Florida
Former candidate was a key figure in the Len Brown sex scandal.
David King: Oranga Tamariki overhaul must be stopped
OPINION: A policy analyst calls for changes to Oranga Tamariki to be halted and rethought.
'Old tropes': PM berates National Party's welfare plan
National unveiled its youth welfare plan at the annual party conference.
National's 'regressive' youth welfare plan won't work - support services
National's youth jobseeker policy was announced by Christopher Luxon on Sunday.
Vaccine, mask complaints jam Human Rights Commission
Thousands more inquiries than any other year besiege the agency.
Minister slams 'one person, one vote' outrage
Willie Jackson: "Thanks to MMP it is not one person, one vote, it's one person two votes."
Thomas Coughlan: National's feel-good moment as Luxon stamps name on party
Christopher Luxon says National's 'energy wave' will carry it to the next election.
Watch: Luxon warns young unemployed 'free ride' will end under National
National new policy harked back to the Bill English era of social investment.
'Poking the bear': John Key criticises Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan
The US House speaker's trip to the island enraged Beijing.
Sylvia Wood elected National Party president
New National Party president elected at party's conference in Christchurch.
NZ has far fewer nurses per capita than Oz, with divide doubling in a decade
Transtasman lag has doubled since 2012, figures show.
Thomas Coughlan: The Devil Wears Prada and the National Party
The National Party checks in with its influential members - this is why you should care.
Paula Bennett: He's meant to be a worker's champion, but Little isn't listening to nurses
Health crisis is right here right now and it is this Government's job to fix it.
National to announce policy tackling long-term unemployment
Second day of conference likely to be more memorable than first.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Why didn't Labour just change the tax thresholds?
A week of stuff-ups by Labour.
National party conference: Chris Luxon takes shot at 'wasteful spending' by Govt
Luxon is at National's party conference this weekend.
Focus: Peter Goodfellow speaks at National Party Conference
Peter Goodfellow, President of the New Zealand National Party, speaks at the Party's 2022 conference in Christchurch's new Te Pae convention centre. Video / George Heard
Claire Trevett: Trust and confusion - a messy week for National and Labour
It is no surprise Labour is pummelling at Luxon's bamboozle and confuse moments.
John Roughan: Universal benefits that don't benefit us all
The generation that paid 66c never gave up the notion they had paid for their pensions.
Analysis: Increasingly disliked, Luxon faces members in Christchurch
Christopher Luxon faces his membership after a bruising two weeks.
Nation of Debt: Govt and Reserve Bank no longer rowing in the same direction
Time to pay for that free lunch.
'A better PM than John Key': Political commentator weighs Luxon's chances
On the Tiles previews the big stories ahead of the National Party conference
Two commentators, one message: Why Christopher Luxon is struggling
OPINION: Nicola Willis might have been a better bet to lead the National Party.
Andrew Little called to witness stand in Labour, National donations trial
The former Labour leader was shown a photo of him standing between two of the defendants.
Mahuta meets China counterpart as Taiwan, US tensions rise
The pair's first meeting in person comes just after the US House Speaker's Taiwan visit.
Matthew Hooton: Peak Luxon now firmly in the past
OPINION: National leader is now looking more like a Todd Muller than a John Key.
Case not yet made for investment in $7.4b Wellington transport plan- Treasury
Treasury also says it's too soon to determine a preferred option.
James Shaw only contender as Green co-leader nominations close
Shaw was ousted as co-leader less than a fortnight ago.
Government admits cost-of-living payment went to dead people
A small number of dead people will have received a cost of living payment.
'Undermining local democracy': Watchdog to investigate closed council workshops
The investigation will look into eight councils, including Rotorua Lakes Council.