The Prime Minister responds to criticism that he has yet to visit China, and ponders Trump’s latest tariff move. We also ...

Labour leader Chris Hipkins is refusing to rule in or rule out elements of the Green Party’s alternative Budget, which National’s Nicola Willis believes “is a real sign of h ...

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has enlisted well-connected Kiwi expats from the global investment community to assist in New Zealand’s “hunt for equity”. In London recently to meet with British ...

OPINION: Something fundamental is still holding New Zealand back.

MPs began the week with an urgent debate on redress for abuse in state care, and criticism of the government's change of mind ...

Union Minister of State for External Affairs and Textiles Pabitra Margherita on Tuesday held a bilateral meeting with New ...

Trade Minister Todd McClay says a government delegation has landed in Delhi to kick-start in-person free trade negotiations.

Of the $62 million spent so far on on National's flagship policy, just $48m has been paid out to parents, while $14m has gone ...

A stop-go roadworks sign written in te reo Māori in Hawke’s Bay has been removed from a worksite while company bosses ...

On 6 May the Government ignited a political earthquake with its unexpected blindsiding decision to ram through parliamentary urgency the gutting of the pay equity provisions of the Equal Pay Act 1972.

A new mobile phone plan from Spark specifically for children will not stop kids from accessing harmful content online, but it is a good first step, an advocate says. The telecommunications company ...