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Concerns Hurunui businesses missing out on quake support
The Hurunui District mayor is concerned only one business in his district is benefiting from a government support grant to help quake hit businesses.
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Lions tour a $26m win for Auckland business
An estimated $26m has been injected into the Auckland economy by the British and Irish Lions tour.
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Lions tour investment 'well worth it'
The financial benefits of the Lions tour are still being calculated, but businesses and the Economic Development Minister say it was a success that was well worth the investment.
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'Good progress' in Transport Ministry whistleblowers report
The inquiry into whether a convicted fraudster forced out whistleblowers at the ministry will be released this month.
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Govt to give $5m to Team New Zealand
Team New Zealand will receive a $5 million investment from the government to help keep key staff as they work towards defending the America's Cup at the next regatta.
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KiwiRail refuses to release emails on blocked report
KiwiRail is refusing to reveal how its top officials reacted after the Transport Minister's office urged them to keep a report secret.
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New Waterview Tunnel attracts noise concerns
Some local residents are worried about the noise coming from traffic using Auckland's newly opened Waterview Tunnel.
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Canterbury roading infrastructure work completed
The organisation responsible for repairing Christchurch's roading infrastructure says its job is done and it is handing the remaining work to the city council.
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NZ should get behind America's Cup - Simon Bridges
The Minister of Economic Development says New Zealanders should get behind the technology and innovation of the America's Cup. Audio
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The Anatomy of a Question
It was a tumultuous week in Parliament and we analyse one afternoon’s action for the strategies behind the ruckus. Audio
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The Anatomy of a Question
It was a tumultuous week in Parliament and we analyse one afternoon’s action for the strategies behind the ruckus.
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Govt backs Canterbury efforts to boost growth
The government has thrown its weight behind efforts by Canterbury's mayors to boost economic growth in the region.
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Auckland's $1.4b motorway project opens
After five years of construction, Auckland's $1.4 billion tunnel project connecting the southwestern and northwestern motorways is officially open.
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Tunnel talk: Simon Bridges
Thousands of people will walk through Auckland's $1.4 billion 4.5 kilometre Waterview Tunnel today after an official ribbon cutting ceremony by Transport Minister Simon Bridges. The Minister talks… Audio
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KiwiRail reversed OIA decision after pressure from minister's office
KiwiRail reversed a decision to release a document days after the Transport Minister's office raised concerns with an executive, emails have revealed. Audio
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New emails show how Kiwirail caved in to Minister's pressure
New emails have been released showing how KiwiRail caved to pressure from the Transport Minister's office to keep a report secret, despite initially insisting the document legally had to be made… Audio
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Rail proposal that Minister's office tried to block released
Kiwirail has publicly released the proposal for a new Auckland railway line which the Transport Minister wanted to be kept secret.
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Chief Ombudsman asks for assurances about ministers
A top government watchdog wants an assurance ministers aren't flouting the law when dealing with requests for official information. Audio
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Ombudsman urges ministers to follow OIA rules
A top government watchdog wants an assurance ministers aren't flouting the law when dealing with requests for official information.
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Bridges defends his officials' stance on OIA request
Cabinet minister Simon Bridges says it's important the public have faith in the Government's commitment to being open and accountable but he's sticking by his officials' objections to Kiwirail… Audio
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Govt to review contracts after Fuji sackings
The government will review the contracts it has been signing with Fuji Xerox to ensure they are all above board.
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Govt reviewing Fuji Xerox contracts after irregular accounting
An independent report into irregular accounting at Fuji Xerox New Zealand and its Australian partner has uncovered nearly half a billion dollars in losses. Audio
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Waterview tunnels open for traffic early July
After months of delays, Auckland's $1.4 billion Waterview Connection motorway project will open to traffic early next month.
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Euthanasia bill: MPs give current voting positions
ACT leader David Seymour's euthanasia bill has been pulled from the members' ballot and will go before Parliament. Audio
