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Question Time for 20 November 2019
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WILLOW-JEAN PRIME to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy?
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she have confidence in all of her Ministers?
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Bridges wants more action on NZ First allegations
National Party leaders Simon Bridges wants Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to take stronger action over allegations that New Zealand First has breached electoral law.
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Simon Bridges on the New Zealand First Foundation
New Zealand First has allegedly breached electoral law.
The party has received tens of thousands of dollars in loans from the New Zealand First Foundation. Loans are not subject to the same… Audio
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NZ First's political donations: A creeping feeling of deja vu
Power Play - Rumours of dodgy political donations, Winston Peters full of bluster and denial, and potentially a drawn-out series of combative but ultimately meaningless exchanges with the press…
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NZ First has 'never deviated' from electoral law - Peters
NZ First leader Winston Peters has responded to allegations his party breached electoral law, saying he's confident the party has always acted within the law.
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Royal tour: Prince Charles and Camilla's official welcome
Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, have been officially welcomed to New Zealand at Government House in Epsom.
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'DOC have got enough land' - West Coasters rally against proposal
The Westland and Grey district mayors have hit out at the possibility more West Coast land could be classed as a significant natural area. Audio
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Damien O'Connor responds to West Coast rally over Govt policies
Thousands of farmers, miners, forestry workers and West Coast residents have demanded the Government stop its one-size-fits-all approach to policy.
They rallied in Greymouth yesterday policies… Audio
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Royal visit takes Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla from Waitangi to Christchurch
Domestic violence services, conservation and education are all on the list for the royal tour.
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West Coasters rally against 'one size fits all' environmental policies
Thousands of farmers, miners, forestry workers and West Coast residents gathered in Greymouth this morning, for a rally against what they say are 'one size fits all' government policies.
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Week in Politics: Guns, education, immigration and euthanasia
Analysis: A cautious move on new gun laws, a politically acceptable education shake-up, a solution to the Indian partner problem and the End of Life Choice Bill goes to a referendum - this is the week…
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Replacing RNZ, TVNZ: Opportunity and risk abound
Opinion - A potential restructuring of public media could be the best thing for politics and public debate in decades - or a flop, journalism researcher Mel Bunce writes.
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Could RNZ and TVNZ be combined?
The National Party leader Simon Bridges says a single public broadcaster would be "too powerful" and "bad for democracy", and the Government lacks a mandate to make such a major change.
It comes… Audio
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'Bolstering public broadcasting is the answer' - Ardern
The Prime Minister says doing nothing to address the challenges facing public broadcasting in New Zealand is not an option, after news of a proposal to replace RNZ and TVNZ.
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No mandate for creating single public broadcaster - Simon Bridges
A single public broadcaster would be too powerful and bad for democracy, National leader Simon Bridges says, after news of a proposal to replace RNZ and TVNZ.
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Question Time for 13 November 2019
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JAN TINETTI to the Minister of Education: What reports has he seen in response to the Government’s reform of Tomorrow’s Schools?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her…
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Tomorrow's Schools reforms a 'humiliating backdown' for government - Simon Bridges
The proposed Tomorrow's Schools reforms takes power away from locals, opposition leader Simon Bridges says. Audio
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National signals 'better ways to invest' in tertiary education
The National Party has suggested scrapping the fees-free policy and replacing it with a scheme like KiwiSaver to pay for tertiary education. Audio
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Simon Bridges criticises proposed education overhaul
The government has unveiled a major overhaul of the school system, including taking away schools' powers to set their own enrolment zones.
A newly formed Education Service Agency will take on the… Audio
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Questions linger over potential Auckland port move
Cabinet ministers now have a copy of a report urging the government to move the Auckland port up north, but say no final decisions have been made.
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Question Time for 12 November 2019
Audio 12 Nov 20191. Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s policies and statements?
2. Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by… Audio
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Week in Politics: NZ First sees votes in a population policy
Analysis: Shane Jones wants his party to "campaign unstintingly" on a population policy and the PM is glowing in the aftermath of an upgraded free trade agreement with China. Audio
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National MP says benefit cuts could be good for Māori
Claims by National's Māori development spokesperson Joanne Hayes that Māori could be better off if welfare payments are reduced are off the mark, the Māori Council says.
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Zero Carbon Bill passes final reading
The framework for New Zealand to reach net zero carbon emmissions by 2050 and meet its obligations under the Paris Agreement will now become law. Audio
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Mutually exclusive truths: the statistics of Question Time
Statistics are MPs favourite weapons. Question time is heavy with mutually exclusive numbers - which are usually all true. Audio