Latest from NZ Parliament

Simon Wilson: Big plans and bigger problems for transport in Auckland

OPINION: Simon Wilson on transport agreements, disagreements and the truly "farcical".

‘Everyone’s gone completely nuts’: David Seymour slams reaction to joke about blowing up ministry

His deputy says the joke has been “completely blown out of proportion”.

King Charles approves cancellation of James Wallace’s knighthood

Also at post-Cabinet press conference: Doctors' strikes, health milestones, education.

Stuart Nash’s work wives, will Mike Hosking honour his bet and who won Chris of the week?

It comes as another National politician struggles with his spelling.

National, Greens support giving households share of $2.5b ETS revenue

The parties both support the idea in principle, but disagree on the detail.

Watch: NZ First candidate Shane Jones sings to voters

Veteran MP Shane Jones uses rock hit to appeal to Northland voters.

Thomas Coughlan: Parliament is begging for its own dissolution

OPINION: The 53rd Parliament is begging for dissolution.

'Not a huge surprise': Ten Te Pāti Māori election signs vandalised in Tauranga

The misspelt word "raciest" has been spray painted on some of the defaced signs.

Labour forced to fix GST policy after $240m mistake found

Labour confused the years in which the policy would apply.

Will the preferred prime minister lead the next government?

OPINION: There's a chance our second-choice PM will take the job.

Inside Julian Batchelor's long-simmering property spat before his divisive co-governance tour

Roadshow organiser's 15-year battle with DoC, Māori over access to land.

'A gutsful': The politics over youth crime, the numbers and what would make a difference

Politicians have had a 'gutsful', but is youth offending actually getting worse?

Greens will have free portable dental clinics across country

It is part of a larger dental care package being unveiled on Sunday.

Act promises to ‘stop work’ on wasteful projects on day one

Act promises to wield axe on day one, cutting public service jobs.

Editorial: Familiar roads to an uncertain destination

OPINION: Our editorial on divergent policies leading to the General Election in October.

Claire Trevett: Holes and polls - looming election battle of Robertson and Willis

Grant Robertson's usual joie de vivre has returned, and it's just in time