Opportunity's deputy says he'd vote National if he couldn't vote for his partyDeputy Leader of the Opportunity Party Daniel Eb says he would vote for the National Party if he couldn’t vote for Opportu...

New Zealand was once a world leader on pay equity. Dame Marilyn Waring explains how the government wound back decades of progress – and why the fight to properly value women’s work is far from over. ...

The NZ First leader aired his views but stopped short of announcing new policy.

The purpose of Labour's recently announced political integrity package is not to respond to corruption scandals (although they may exist). It is to strengthen public confidence in democratic instituti...

Several of the deaths appear linked to family or intimate partner violence.

A former British high commissioner to New Zealand says our country's "100% Pure New Zealand" brand is at stake, following a Dutch environmental group lodging a complaint with the European Commission a...

International relations experts are warning a case claiming New Zealand is not meeting EU trade agreement climate commitments could seriously impact the country's reputation.

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The Government's top law officer warned that if ministers blocked Mike Smith's Fonterra lawsuit, the next case would target the Crown directly. She's been proven right, reports Jonathan Milne.

The complaint addresses Government reversal of climate policies, which Greenpeace has labelled a 'race to the bottom on environmental regulation'.

The National Party has released its fiscal plan, saying it will lower taxes, reduce net debt and bring discipline to government spending.

ANALYSIS: Labour won in a walk by over-stuffing a smaller room than National’s.

A principal who suspected the Government was hiding literacy results spent months asking for its release.

Comment: Gerry Brownlee held MPs to a double standard, with harsh punishments for the Opposition and leniency for the coalition.

The Ombudsman will formally investigate allegations Ministry of Education officials attempted to circumvent the Official Information Act.

New Zealand has agreed to put almost $24 million into a military satellite the United States is building.

In the lead up to the election the Minister of Corrections Anne Tolley launched a gang policy. In order to justify the government’s approach she used gang figures that overstated the gang problem....

Forest and Bird are calling for a fast-tracked coal mining application to be declined after the Environmental Protection Authority found gaps in its conservation plan.

Erica Stanford is also keen to introduce a school readiness check in ECE.