Jacinda Ardern

One million more doses of the Pfizer vaccine will land on our shores next month, bringing the total number of Pfizer doses received this year to more than 1,900,000.

That will be enough to fully… Audio

A Covid-19 outbreak in Fiji appears to be spiralling out of control, with 147 cases confirmed in the last two days.

The country's main hospital is effectively sealed off, after a cluster formed there… Audio

New Zealand will always be "predictable" in its dealings with China.

That's a promise from the Prime Minister who is flatly rejecting the most recent accusations from Beijing as the dust settles from… Audio

"People are always trying to divide Australia and New Zealand - they will not succeed."

That was Scott Morrison's response when asked if Wellington's position on China is harming the relationship… Audio

Jacinda Ardern and her Australian counterpart Scott Morrison are meeting in Queenstown for their first face-to-face meetings since early 2020.

The meetings come as relations between the two nations… Audio

Panelists Josie Pagani and Chris Wikaira are looking at the Canterbury weather, the idea of a four-day work week, white privilege, and halting licences for new bottle stores because of increasing… Audio

The government's budget spend up has failed to get them a boost and Judith Collins has taken a further hit, according to the latest 1 NEWS Colmar Brunton poll.

Tonight's poll is the first since last… Video, Audio

The government's budget centred on increases in the benefit in line with the recommendations of the government's Welfare Expert Advisory Group. 

The government said it would lift 30,000 children out… Audio

A new analysis finds media coverage is more important than ever after Covid in shaping our perception of leaders’ success, trustworthiness  and transparency (or a perceived lack of them). But - as we… Audio

Joining us on the Panel this morning are Brigitte Morten and Sam Stubbs. They'll be discussing the Budget, how safe we feel in New Zealand, what Martin Bashir did, how much we pay our nurses, and the… Audio

Budget 2021 dominates Parliament with the Government revealing where it plans to spend the country's money over the next financial year but the process to approve it doesn't change Audio

The Right Honourable Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern. Audio

The government is planning a "reset" of New Zealand's immigration as it looks to how borders will operate in a post-pandemic environment.

So-called low-skilled workers will find it much harder to… Audio

Joining the Weekend Panel this morning are Mike Williams and Lavina Good. They discuss NZ Rugby's alternative to the Silver Lakes deal, the police position on speed tolerance, and the possibility of… Audio

The government has no plans to facilitate private charter flights organised by travel agents to get New Zealanders stranded in India back to this country.

Travel agencies are reported to be trying to… Audio

The Director-General of Health has revealed students 12 years and older could get their Covid-19 jabs in a school-based vaccination prorgramme starting at the end of Term 3.

And in a pre-Budget… Video, Audio

A health unit is up and running in the New Zealand High Commission in New Delhi and is treating two commission workers who have contracted Covid-19.

The High Commission had been criticised earlier… Audio

The Cook Islands travel bubble is due to open on May the 17th - subject to a final set of criteria being met. Audio

New Zealanders stuck in India are pleading with the government to help them get home, but there is none coming.

The travel ban on India has lifted but those eligible to return home are finding it… Audio

In an effort to re-assert global leadership on the issue of climate change, United States president Joe Biden has made a bold pledge.

His administration has promised to slash US greenhouse gas… Audio