Opinion: Luxon’s focus as PM should be more about ensuring his own party’s agenda is substantially implemented than worrying about the policies of his coalition partners, writes Peter Dunne.

Critics pan a proposed fix after a Supreme Court decision up-ended how water consents are considered in Canterbury.

AI is being used to preserve te reo Māori, but the invaluable dataset it relies on is not tightly secured by New Zealand law ...

Environment officials were shut out of the emissions calculation, prompting a last-minute scramble to inform ministers of the ...

A crunch meeting looms for Synlait next week with shareholders set to vote on a controversial plan to keep the company afloat ...

Sherriff Seymour rode his high horse into the crystal places of the Ministry of Regulations For Everything of Grave Concern ...

A long running dispute over a 2019 Tarakihi stock decision made by former Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash came to a close in the Supreme Court yesterday. Photo: Getty Business news in association with ...

• Credit ratings downgrades for Wellington, Hamilton, Hutt, Porirua, Horowhenua, Bay of Plenty • Nineteen more councils placed on negative credit outlook Announcing this week that the new $68-million ...

Comment: The PM has a chance at the biennial summit to shape one of the world’s big organisations to his vision for NZ and the wider Pacific Start your day with a curation of our top stories in your ...

Given the historical negativity of voters to parties promising tax increases, Chris Hipkins has made a brave call, says Peter Dunne. Photo: Getty Images Opinion: Labour leader Chris Hipkins’ claim ...

The Justice Minister cuts grants helping overseas families attend the next phase of the Christchurch terror attack inquest ...

Next month's Commonwealth Heads of Government summit in Samoa is the first Commonwealth meeting in the Pacific since 2011, at a time when the region’s priorities are at the forefront of the ...