
Could NZ follow suit? Luxon questioned on Aussie plans for minimum age for social media
The PM is following developments globally.
The PM is following developments globally.
Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins speak about the state of NZ's health system following the death of a patient at Rotorua Hospital. Video / Mark Mitchell
Is Wellington dying? The question put to Labour leader Chris Hipkins and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon at Parliament this morning. Video / Mark Mitchell
OPINION: Have New Zealand's checks and balances been eroded?
The Labour leader visited Whangārei to see the progress of projects he signed off.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins pays tribute to Kiingi Tūheitia. Video / Mark Mitchell
OPINION: Also in this week's wrap – the controversial comments that won't go away.
The House was in disarray on a number of occasions during the questioning.
OPINION: Act's leader is pushing his luck over the Treaty principles bill.
OPINION: Kiwi voters are worried about many things. Lapel pins are not one of them.
The Government wants departments to share more data.
Senior Labour MP insists he does not want to be the leader even if Hipkins stood down.
OPINION: Hipkins is well meaning and thoughtful, but comes across like an earnest vicar.
The Labour Party says the coalition Government is unfairly targeting Māori.
OPINION: Many of the royal commission's recommendations run contrary to the Govt's agenda.
'It's taken a while to finish but I'm pretty happy with the result.'
'I think there's been a bit of a beat-up here.'
Nation,Hipkins, Luxton, Smith, Dangen Zone, Casey, Langford, Groundswell, Te Brake,Ormrod.
The Finance Minister is defending the Government's approach to the cancer drugs issue.
The Finance Minister is defending the Government's approach to the cancer drugs issue.
Hipkins says the Govt is making wrong choices, people want the money put to 'better use'.
Today, the Government puts its money where its mouth is.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins pumped up the protest by entering the debate.
Almost 4000 roles would be cut as part of the Government's aim to reduce spending.
OPINION: Also in today's politics briefing - MP David MacLeod's donations drama.
Labour's set its sights on regaining power and improving NZ's tech, education and housing.
Labour has a big, taxing decision on its hands.
OPINION: Misconduct and extreme rhetoric have become too familiar in NZ politics.
OPINION: David Seymour says a separate agency will oversee up to 50 new charter schools.
OPINION: The fiscal news is grim, Willis admits, but an austerity Budget isn't the answer.