Politics

Released documents show health officials made clear their belief the targets couldn't be reached without more funding.

The day after the government apologised to abuse survivors, some presented a petition calling on it to implement all recommendations from the Royal Commission's report.

The House - All eyes are on the government as it issues an official Crown apology and navigates the first reading of the Treaty Principles Bill, but what else is going on at Parliament this week?

Online casino operators could be fined up to $5 million if they set up an unlicensed website under new rules being introduced.

The neglect, violence and racism towards children and teenagers at Kelston School for the Deaf and Van Asch College is catalogued in the report into abuse in care.

The hīkoi will rest in Huntly on Wednesday before moving onto Rotorua and eventually Wellington.

A new public-private partnerships framework has been released by the government, with backing from the opposition.

Defence Minister Judith Collins has formally told Parliament she is allowing uniformed personnel to fill in for striking civilian staff.

The government has pushed out the second reading of the Fair News Digital Bargaining Bill, because the minister responsible says it is not ready.

The government is refusing to say whether gang members could be excluded from compensation for abuse they suffered while in state care.

Minister Louise Upston has directed her officials to stop publishing weekly updates on benefit numbers as the number of people on welfare reaches record levels.

The trial will be for single people and couples without children who aren't already getting housing help and have been in emergency housing for more a year.