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Labour claimed 346 landlords owned 200+ properties, but official data can prove only one

The Government has hit out at Labour for using misleading figures.

Inside the drafting of Luxon’s ‘cut-and-paste’ Waitangi speech

OIA documents show how PM's speech was crafted - and who owned the words.

Officials back return of pseudoephedrine sales but suggest meth production increase

Former PM Sir John Key's war on P didn't have a sizeable impact on its availability.

Golriz Ghahraman shoplifting: What drives affluent people to steal?

People do all kinds of 'weird s***' for all kinds of reasons.

'As a country we don't celebrate things enough' - PM opens $500m The Foundation retirement village

'I think as a country we don’t celebrate things enough,' says Christopher Luxon.

Officials' scathing analysis of Government gang proposals

How the Ministry of Justice pushed to water down the gang crackdown proposals.

Ex-Green MP Golriz Ghahraman admits shoplifting charges

The 43-year-old faced four shoplifting charges.

Claire Trevett: Police Association puts Mark Mitchell in a bind over pay negotiations

OPINION: Officers say they should be paid more to enforce new Govt policies.

Govt stops putting general Treaty of Waitangi clauses in legislation

NZ First wants Treaty matters decided by Parliament, not the courts.

Simon Bridges to become NZTA chair

The former National leader and Transport Minister will chair Waka Kotahi's board.

The Government's law and order 100-day action item that required 'no actions'

The prison target wasn't just axed by Labour. It was never actioned by Corrections.

Act leader David Seymour crashes e-bike

Seymour says a near miss with a car on Parnell Rd was his own fault.

Chlöe Swarbrick opens up on life, family, abuse and why she’s not in politics forever

'I am very, very lucky to have somebody who puts up with me,' says Auckland Central MP.

'I haven’t got the money' Judith Collins on fresh funding for Defence

NZDF left to fix attrition crisis with current funding as head count struggles to recover.

500k number plates scanned daily: Concerns over Auckland's 'de facto vehicle-tracking' system

Police are able to tap into data gathered from across the road network.

100 Days of PM Christopher Luxon: how is he shaping up?

Luxon took a hit in the polls after his biggest misstep: claiming a housing allowance

109 urgent hours in 100 days: Government’s rush to complete plan

The new Government sets a recent record for use of urgency.

Former Speaker Jonathan Hunt dies aged 85

The Labour Party is mourning the death of one if its longest-serving MPs.