Anneke Smith

The prime minister says he wouldn't call it a hole and says the government has a plan to fix it.

The Defence Minister travelled to eastern Europe for formal talks with her Ukrainian counterpart Denys Shmyhal this week.

The Mental Health has labelled the new strategy as the silent revolution. Audio

The government is promising to invest an extra $4 million in support services each year.

The coalition is promising changes to special licensing rules to make it easier for organisers to run events.

"The problem isn't a lack of physical bricks and mortar supermarkets, the problem is the ownership of them." Audio

A Lake Alice survivor has asked the High Court to review Cabinet's decision on redress and formally find it breaches his human rights.

The Prime Minister says there's no suggestion the US President will budge on a 15 percent trade tariff for New Zealand exports.

Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters has spoken to his US counterpart about defence and trade this morning.

Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson says she's not giving up on her bill that would give consumers the right to get goods repaired. Audio

Education Minister Erica Stanford said the coalition would not budge from its position.

Consumer NZ says people want clearer pricing rules and stronger penalties when supermarkets get it wrong.

The virtual meeting chaired by French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer was held at 1am NZ time.

建筑建设部长Chris Penk称当前体系相当"滞后"并拖累了建筑行业。

The system is about to have its biggest shake up in more than two decades. Audio

The changes will strengthen laws and stop criminals exploiting legal loopholes, Justice Minister says.

The government will decide next month whether to recognise Palestine as a state. Audio

The Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll also puts Christopher Luxon level with Labour's Chris Hipkins in preferred prime minister ratings.

Co-leaders Chlöe Swarbrick and Marama Davidson have visited communities throughout the country, as part of a nationwide roadshow.

Tim Jago was jailed for two and a half years last year after being convicted of sexually abusing two teenage boys in the 1990s.

The party gathers for its annual meeting this weekend, desperate to build voters' trust before next year's election.

The party is inching closer to announcing its tax policy, amid growing unemployment. Audio

Jevon McSkimming faces eight charges of possessing objectionable publications, including child sexual exploitation and bestiality material, on his work devices. Audio

Chris Bishop says it will be the biggest shake-up of road funding in half a century. Audio

交通部长表示，RUC征费将引入民营企业竞争，同时政府将拆分NZTA的"双角色"定位。