Wellington Mayor Andrew Little said he'd given Local Government Minister Simon Watts his proposal for a terms of reference for any inquiry.
The Green MP on his path to parliament – and to a One Pint pinnacle. Floating through Pint of Order in a black cape, Lawrence Xu-Nan has an elegant and …
Gerry Brownlee has corrected 16 years of property declarations but inconsistencies remain.
Nicola Willis says her centrepiece policy from last year’s Budget is being held back by Labour not supporting it.
The former Labour MP will step down as chief executive at the end of February as the council faces scrutiny over sensitive spending and procurement practices.
The mayor spoke at a "state of the capital" event this morning.
Wellington Mayor Andrew Little has promised to tackle the city's high commercial rates differential, a 3.7-times multiplier which is among the highest in the country
Energy Minister Simon Watts. Photo: RNZ By Kate Newton of RNZ A proposed liquefied natural gas terminal will bypass even the fast-track process in order to be built in time …
Wellington Water errors include a $51m budget blowout and late 2024 accounts.
The Finance Minister wouldn't rule out a new tax.
Former mayor and councillor Jules Radich was remembered at the board meeting. Photo: Peter McIntosh Sam Henderson looks at highlights from the Otago Peninsula Community Board.
As blowflies buzz, business slumps, sewage seeps and heavy rain threatens, Wellington Water has called in the lawyers - but mayor Andrew Little has a ray of good news.
Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds, Health NZ Social chief medical officer Dr David Gow (left) and Health NZ social group operations manager Craig Aston attend the opening of the new Invercargill …
Mataura Licensing Trust board president Vince Aynsley (left) with newly announced chief executive Glenn Dickson, who will be taking over the role in April. PHOTO: GERRIT DOPPENBERG The Mataura Licensing …
The Greens call for the water regulator’s powers to be beefed up in light of Wellington’s sewage spill, and Local Government Minister Simon Watts is open to looking at what …
The Government's inquiry probes very apt terrain but is cynically timed.
A complaint by Benedict Ong against a fellow Dunedin city councillor alleging "discriminatory remarks" has been dismissed after it was found to be without substance.
Winston Peters says NZ’s visa rules are unfair to our friends in the Pacific, but the immigration minister is in no rush to change the rules.
Chris Hipkins called the review into NZ’s pandemic monetary policy response an “exercise in cynical political manipulation”, with the results due in the run-up to the election.
The former PM urges National MPs to stick with Luxon and avoid a late leadership swap.