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Michael Wood: Auckland 'will choke on its growth' without light rail
Incoming transport minister isn't promising shovels in the ground on Auckland's light rail by the end of this political term, but says the city desperately needs it.
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Cabinet gets major shake-up with new Covid-19 Response portfolio in the mix
If it was a Covid election, this could be called a Covid Cabinet, with the pandemic having a big hand in the shape of the new ministerial line-up.
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Weekend Panel with Bernard Hickey and Josie Pagani
Panellists Bernard Hickey and Josie Pagani look at the lay of the land in post-election New Zealand and pre-election US, New Zealand's euthanasia and cannabis referenda, a possible NZ Covid inquiry… Audio
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Preliminary results back on referendums
Audio 30 Oct 2020There have been celebrations and commiserations today - with the initial results of the two referendums released. Preliminary results of the referendum on the End of Life Choice Act show… Audio
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'Real dilemmas' remain with euthanasia law - disability advocate
Opinion - The preliminary voluntary euthanasia vote result has been feared by a significant section of the disability community for some time, writes disability advocate Chris Ford.
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Referendum results: Yes to euthanasia reform, no to cannabis
The euthanasia referendum has passed the public vote, with 65.2 percent voting in favour, but the cannabis question has 53.1 percent voting 'no' so far, preliminary results show.
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Seymour hopeful ahead of Euthanasia referendum results
The provisional results of the recreational cannabis and asssisted dying referendums will be announced at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Polling ahead of the vote on October 17th showed the End of Life… Audio
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The new ACT MPs who could shake up parliament
ACT scored big on election night but it was a "bittersweet" victory - the party is still on the wrong side of power. So what will its nine new MPs do for the next three years? Audio
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The new ACT MPs who could shake up parliament
ACT scored big on election night but it was a "bittersweet" victory - the party is still on the wrong side of power. So what will its nine new MPs do for the next three years?
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New MPs finish their first week in Parliament
Forty first time MPs have had a big first week in the capital, receiving a crash course on how to do their job.
While the results from the special votes are still yet to be revealed, Labour MPs will… Audio
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Explaining The Red Tide: Kiwis hug Jacinda back as Labour breaks records
The crew open their envelopes and reveal their picks, as they make sense of Labour's govern-alone victory, National's much-needed rebuild, the return of te Pati Maori and the Greens' delight in the… Video, Audio
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Greens say 'fruitful discussions' with Labour, but more talks yet
The Green Party co-leaders say they've had 'fruitful discussions' with the Labour Party about how the two parties will work together this term.
But the 'will-they-won't-they' is set to continue, with… Audio
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The Wonderful World of TradeMe with Logan Mudge
This week on TradeMe, your chance to live as close to Wellington Airport as humanly possible - the old control tower has been re-zoned residential and is up for sale. But first, TradeMe's Logan Mudge… Audio
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Design plans for Blenheim town centre project due over summer
Design plans for a walking route promoting Blenheim's past and present to tourists are set to wrap up in the New Year.
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Labour's red tide sees its parliamentary diversity increase
Diversity in the major parties has changed dramatically with National's taking a dive and Labour's skyrocketing after the votes were counted.
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'Historical high' - NZ Parliament readies for more diversity
An array of diverse candidates will enter Parliament - leading to a record high representation of women and the inclusion of multiple ethnicities. Audio
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Seymour 'very confident' new MPs will succeed in Parliament
ACT Party leader David Seymour is confident his new caucus members are up to the challenge of being MPs. Audio
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Election 2020: New Parliament to be filled with fresh faces
The 53rd Government is going to be filled with dozens of fresh faces, following Labour's landslide election victory.
The special votes are still yet to come in, but parliament will be painted red… Audio
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Election 2020: David Seymour on ACT results
ACT Party leader David Seymour is confident his new caucus members are up to the challenge of being MPs. ACT got 8 percent of the party vote, giving it 10 seats - its best-ever election result… Audio
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Former ACT leader John Banks pleased with Seymour's success
Former ACT leader John Banks is heaping praise on David Seymour and the success of the ACT Party after Saturday's general election. The Labour Party won the election in a landslide - winning a… Audio
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Total power, total responsibility - Ardern holds both in her hands
Opinion - This is Jacinda Ardern's show and she will be held accountable for anything that goes wrong, writes Peter Wilson. Video
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ACT goes from 1 to 10 MPs
Act has recorded its best election result ever, with eight percent of the party vote and 10 seats in parliament. After six years as the party's sole MP, leader David Seymour will now have a caucus to… Audio
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Election 2020: Labour claims victory, National has worst result in years
Labour has claimed a landslide victory in the 2020 election and has the numbers to govern alone, while National has slumped to its worst result in years.
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National's Gerry Brownlee loses Ilam seat for first time
Gerry Brownlee has lost his Ilam seat in Christchurch, which he has held since the seat was created in 1996.
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Seymour promises positive input to major issues
David Seymour says the new ACT MPs that have been elected tonight will work at proposing ideas, not just opposing them, for a better tomorrow.
