The minister is set to meet with the EPA's board chairman to discuss his concerns.
Luxon says bank chairman made right decision to go, holding out would damage reputation.
Matthew Reweti and his whānau are petitioning for a heritage sign on Moturoa St, aiming to honour Te Ropiha Moturoa and raise visibility of Māori history.
'Mayoral candidate Roger Stratford, who wore green gloves throughout the meeting, perhaps offered the afternoon's biggest curveball to deal with an issue highlighted by the Waikato Times last week. How …
In the first instalment of The Spinoff’s Race Briefings for the 2025 local elections, Shanti Mathias takes a tour through the issues at stake and the candidates running for Otago …
Van Velden was concerned ERA members didn't have enough private sector experience.
Winston Peters explains how an overseas purchaser of a NZ home is not a foreign buyer.
Chris Hipkins often bats away questions by saying he’s still working on policies. But he has made a few commitments.
Mateawa Keelan is one of 11 candidates for five Māori ward seats.
It turns out that the minister of finance is facing the same challenges as many other global economies - as well as grappling with integrating AI into NZ’s economy.
The NZ First deputy leader roused the party faithful in Warkworth.
Peeni Henare and Oriini Kaipara campaigned at flea markets today.
Barbara Edmonds calls for transparency.
Nicola Willis’ comments follow Friday’s resignation of Reserve Bank board chairperson Neil Quigley.
Preliminary results show Fast leading with 30 seats. HRPP has 14.
The Manawatū District is made up of both rural and town communities, and Māori are an important part of our shared future. The way representation is set up in local …
A live online voting system asked attendees who impressed them the most on the night. Tania Tapsell came out on top, receiving a 72% share of the votes.
Mayoral hopeful Orphée Mickalad says there is nothing wrong with the council helping out with his university fees.
Ray Chung’s gaff, Rebecca Matthews’ advertisement and a money-grabbing billionaire ‒ the Wellington City Council race gets confused.
Two neighbouring Countdowns, long a cause for mirth in Napier, now epitomise the difficulties frustrating Nicola Willis' supermarket competition reforms The post Is it the final Countdown? Maybe we’ll come …