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David Seymour on National Party leadership stoush
In four hours the National party MPs will decide who will lead it into the September election.
But is there enough time to stage a comeback from the grim numbers in last night's poll?
On top of… Audio
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Seymour welcomes possibility of third ACT seat in Parliament
The 1 News Colmar Brunton poll shows Labour at 59 percent and National at 29 percent.
While it was all bad for National, it's a different story for ACT who is up at around two percent.
Leader David… Video, Audio
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National Party cries foul over Budget $20b blank cheque
A $50 billion Covid-19 rescue package poured out of the Crown coffers yesterday when the Government revealed its rebuild plan - but it's the $20 billion dollar blank cheque that's got the Opposition… Audio
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Budget 2020: Parties look to secure wins from $20b ahead of election
A $50 billion Covid-19 rescue package poured out of the Crown coffers yesterday when the government revealed its rebuild plan - but it is the $20b blank cheque that has got the Opposition crying foul.
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Budget 2020 lacks accountability and effect, opposition says
The government is burdening New Zealanders with the equivalent of another mortgage per household without a plan to get the country back to work, the National Party says. Video
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Parliament working under urgency to pass Covid-19 legislation
MPs have worked on Covid-19 related bills under urgency shortening a process from months to hours. Audio
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Parliament working under urgency to pass Covid-19 legislation
MPs have worked on Covid-19 related bills under urgency shortening a process from months to hours.
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Tourism Minister grilled at Epidemic Response Committee
The Tourism Minister is not up to the job and the Prime Minister should take over the portfolio, according to one tour operator.
Haka Tourism offers adventure tours throughout the country, including… Video, Audio
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Covid-19: Decision looms on moving to alert level two
A decision on whether to move to alert level 2 will be announced tomorrow and while businesses are keen, a public health expert says there is no evidence to support the move.
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Opposing, I support this
It can’t be easy being in political opposition during a crisis. You don’t want to seem obstructive, but you’re the Opposition; it says it in the name. So, how do you oppose while supporting? Audio
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Opposing, I support this
It can’t be easy being in political opposition during a crisis. You don’t want to seem obstructive, but you’re the Opposition; it says it in the name. So, how do you oppose while supporting?
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Confusing, inconsistent lockdown rules for Auckland fruit and vege shops
Two family-owned Auckland fruit shops are criticising lockdown rules as confusing. Longstanding businesses Jack Lum, in Remuera, and KC Loo Fruit Centre, in Mt Eden, initially believed they could open… Video, Audio
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New Zealanders take haircuts into own hands in lockdown
Supermarkets are reporting a 140 percent jump in hair dyes and hair clipper sales have doubled, as New Zealanders take their hair into their own hands during lockdown.
Salons and barbers won't be… Video, Audio
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'I'm confident that we acted lawfully' - Andrew Coster
Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says he's confident his staff acted lawfully enforcing the level 4 lockdown after it was revealed senior staff were told they had little to no power to do so. Audio
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Greens raise concerns about planned law to fast-track resource consents
With consents for building projects set to be fast-tracked, some are worried it will put too much power in the hands of the ministers and block the voices of iwi and environmental protesters. Audio
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Coronavirus: Fast-tracking resource consenting proposed
Cabinet has agreed to put a rocket under the resource consent process to fast-track building projects, but not all three governing parties are on board.
The Green Party is only supporting the changes… Audio
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MPs' questioning of legal iwi checkpoints 'really is racism'
Community checkpoints have garnered support from councils, police and volunteers determined to keep their communities safe - but remain a polarising topic among some MPs.
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Whoosh! Kablam! Tax relief
Parliament went into warp speed on Thursday to unanimously pass a tax relief bill for business owners. Audio
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Whoosh! Kablam! Tax relief
Parliament went into warp speed on Thursday to unanimously pass a tax relief bill for business owners.
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MPs leave houses, return to House
It was the first day back at Parliament for MPs, and in some ways it was a lot like school. Audio
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MPs leave houses, return to House
It was the first day back at Parliament for MPs, and in some ways it was a lot like school.
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Fire and ice: which MP has the best Zoom location?
It’s the question you didn’t ask, which Epidemic Committee member has the best Zoom background?
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Fire and ice: which MP has the best Zoom location?
It’s the question you didn’t ask, which Epidemic Committee member has the best Zoom background?
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Govt's Covid-19 health response challenged at ERC meeting
The Epidemic Response Committee has heard today from those in health and care services about whether they have been well served in the government's response to Covid-19.
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Ministers in the hot seat over lockdown extension
Cabinet ministers faced questions from the Opposition about the decision to extend lockdown in today's Epidemic Response Committee meeting.
