The fisheries minister has met with the iwi-owned Waitangi fisheries commission in a last-ditch bid to break a courtroom ...

The panel discusses the coalition’s forked tongue approach to ‘operational matters’ in govt departments plus sensitivities over NZ’s stance on the UN vote on Israel ...

Comment: Would a capital gains tax be a wrecking ball to the economy? Or would it, rather, be a wrecking ball to the ...

With fertility rates trending down and the over-65 population likely to double this century, analysts warn extra money for social services can't be 'magicked from thin air', reports Sam Sachdeva ...

Opinion: The controversial Treaty Principles Bill proposed by Act Party leader David Seymour has been criticised by many, but little light has been cast so far on the real threat it poses to New ...

Years of work spanning three governments has produced a significant reform for Parliament with support from both National and ...

Social services providers mix frustration over government funding cuts with optimism that they can weather the storm.

A leading figure in China's propaganda system shunned the spotlight and government meetings during an NZ visit.

Over half the total money that must be spent on local referendums on Māori seats will be shouldered by councils that didn’t record a single vote against the ward ...

Opinion: Luxon’s focus as PM should be more about ensuring his own party’s agenda is substantially implemented than worrying ...

A multinational you've never heard of has negotiated exclusive deals with airports to sell us $219m of high-priced confectionery, soft drinks and pulp fiction. Jonathan Milne investigates.

RNZ soars in online audience, why US owners should give TV3 to Stuff, and NZ Herald meets Chinese propaganda minister ...