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Clear laws needed as AI usage in health increases - Expert
Audio 11 Jul 2025A digtal health expert says Aotearoa needs clear laws on the use of artifical intelligence, including what information and data can be fed into model, and whats off limits, as AI is increasingly used… Audio
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Where next for Regulatory Standards Bill?
Anaylsis: Critics of David Seymour's controversial bill are in for disappointment.
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Where next for Regulatory Standards Bill?
Anaylsis: Critics of David Seymour's controversial bill are in for disappointment. Audio
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Who picks up tab for damage from weather-related events?
An independent reference group has delivered guidelines to help the government shape climate adaptation legislation. Audio
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Watch live: Health representatives speak at Regulatory Standards Bill hearing
Toitū Te Tiriti and the Manukau Urban Māori Authority are making submissions on Thursday.
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Almost 30,000 left for Australia in 2024
The figure is the highest level of New Zealanders leaving for our neighbour in more than a decade.
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NZ First now third most popular party, new poll shows
The latest political poll shows the coalition parties reasserting their lead.
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Labour hits back at Seymour's claim NZ is still 'digesting' Covid-19 pandemic 'hangover'
Acting finance spokesperson Megan Woods said she did not hear the acting prime minister acknowledging Covid's impact on the economy while in opposition.
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Reserve Bank leaves interest rates untouched
The central bank said it was appropriate to pause as it waited for more data on inflation, the local jobs market, and the impact of US tariffs.
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Regulatory Standards Bill not the answer, legal expert tells committee
ACT leader and Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour says the bill aims to improve lawmaking but critics argue the opposite.
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More enforcement powers to combat money laundering unveiled
The government wants to give police and regulators more power to crack down on money laundering.
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Asthma inhalers, IUDs to become more accessible
Associate Health Minister David Seymour is welcoming the moves, saying they're simple changes that cost nothing to anyone.
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Anti-red tape bill a health risk, doctors say
The ACT Party's "red tape-busting" Regulatory Standards Bill (RSB) threatens to harm patients by undermining the public health system, health experts are warning.
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Watch live: Lawyer slams Regulatory Standards Bill as threat to democracy
MPs from the Finance and Expenditure committee hearing arguments in opposition and support of what has beendubbed by some the Treaty Principles Bill 2.0.
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Unions, former MPs, lawyers speak at Regulatory Standards Bill hearings
The first day of hearings saw a wave of opposition, but the minister behind the bill is dismissing concerns. Audio
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Economist on Regulatory Standards Bill
While critics are lining up at Parliament to oppose David Seymour's anti red-tape bill, others are fronting up to defend it. Economist Bryce Wilkinson spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Critics dominate first Regulatory Standards Bill hearings
Critics lining up to oppose David Seymour's anti red-tape Bill rolled out props, poetry, and protest on the first day of the hearings. Giles Dexter reports. Audio
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Are NZ banks being taxed properly?
The finance minister is receiving advice from IRD on how income tax laws apply to the major banks.
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Opponents dominate early hearings on Seymour's bill
Multiple submitters on Monday called the bill "constitutionally unsound", whilst its supporters were few and far between.
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Hearings begin on Regulatory Standards Bill
Audio 7 Jul 2025David Seymour's Regulatory Standards Bill has been put through its paces at Parliament, with its opponents lining up one by one to tear it down. Beginning this morning, and for the next three days… Audio
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Watch: Seymour, McKee on changes to anti-money laundering act
Parents should find it easier to open a bank account for their child under changes announced this afternoon.
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Treaty Principles 2.0? Hearings begin into Seymour's Regulatory Standards Bill
Analysis: A week of political scrutiny lies ahead for one of the government's most polarising bills.
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Controversial regulation bill heads into four days of hearings
Parliament's Finance and Expenditure select committee is reconvening to hear public submissions on the controversial Regulatory Standards Bill. Audio
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Hugh Jackson named Young Farmer of the Year
The 26-year-old was crowned the 57th FMG Young Farmer of the Year on Saturday evening after the final event in Invercargill.
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Seymour criticises Waititi for 'insane views' about African leader
Burkina Faso's Ibrahim Traoré has drawn praise from the Te Pāti Māori co-leader, provoking the ire of ACT.
