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'First redress': Crown move signals shift in Ngāpuhi settlement talks

Kororipo Pā in Kerikeri is to be returned to Ngāpuhi in time for Waitangi Day 2026.

Audrey Young: What Stuart Nash’s gaffe means for NZ First

OPINION: Nash had to issue a grovelling apology for his crude definition of a woman.

'No involvement': MP defends not declaring 25 properties placed in family trust

The properties make the MP's family one of the biggest private landlords in his electorate

Erica Stanford reveals new secondary school subjects

The Government has unveiled new secondary school subjects on offer as part of a refresh of the national curriculum. Video / Alyse Wright

Fate of NZ funding for China-backed island nation still up in the air

New Zealand launched a review into its funding for Kiribati in January.

Revealed: The new subjects your children could soon be learning at school

There is a range of new subjects on offer.

British diplomat welcomes NZ's higher defence spend amid ‘radical instability’

High Commissioner Iona Thomas is speaking in Christchurch today.

New Zealand set to bolster police force in the Pacific, PM cites meth boom

Luxon also got to experience being charged at by boys wielding axes and whips.

Hipkins won’t call Ferris’ post ‘racist’, says those labels aren't helpful

That's despite him saying in 2023 that racism should be called out.

NZ First KiwiSaver policy would cost $12b-$28b

NZ First's KiwiSaver policy comes at a cost to the Crown.

Treasury paper Govt tried to hide warns Kiwis to 'accept a lower level of public service'

A Treasury Paper warns service quality will need to reduce to hit spending goal.

Left-wing parties could form Govt on new poll, but close race predicted

All parliamentary parties gained support, apart from Act.

Louise Duffy: How a broken system denied my mum a peaceful death

OPINION: Louise Duffy's mum was given medical interventions that she had clearly refused.

'Potentially lethal': Police recruits taught unapproved arrest tactic for three years

Police bosses only became aware after the technique was used on parliamentary protesters.

Adam Pearse: Peters wars with the left, immigration tussle grows on the right

Security was increased and tensions were high, but did the protesters show?

NZ First to campaign on making KiwiSaver compulsory, new migrant values statement

Peters speech lasted more than an hour in front of about 1000 people.