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MPs remember 'great tōtara' Takutai Tarsh Kemp
Flags are flying at half mast around Parliament after the death of the Te Pati Māori MP for Tāmaki Makaurau at the age of 50. Audio
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30 hours allocated for public submissions on Regulatory Standards Bill
Labour's Duncan Webb says the decision is "derisory" and "insulting".
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Midweek - Fog of war, Seymour vs media, dating start-up hiccups
The media's difficulties sorting out the fact from fiction in the Middle East fog of war, entrepreneur cites negative coverage selling dating business, David Seymour taking on the media - again - and… Audio
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Winston Peters apologises for calling Te Pāti Māori MP a 'dickhead'
The New Zealand First leader called Tākuta Ferris a "dickhead" in the House, but is questioning whether the word is offensive.
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The Politics Panel for 25 June 2025
Audio 25 Jun 2025Wallace is joined by a panel of journalists who live and breathe politics for a half hour hit of current affairs. Joining him is Mata host Mihingarangi Forbes, Jonathan Milne. managing editor of… Audio
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Govt asks for urgent advice over 'electioneering' concerns
The concerns relate to a Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency advertisement encouraging Māori to sign up for the Māori roll.
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Kiwis in Israel not taking assistance to leave
No New Zealanders took up the government's evacuation option MFAT says.
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Calls for government to denounce United States attack on Iran
It comes after Acting-Prime Minister David Seymour said there was "no benefit" in rushing to a judgment regarding the attack. Audio
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Seymour rejects claim Regulatory Standards Bill 'set up for his mates'
ACT leader David Seymour says the Labour MP was "wrong" and "muddying the waters" Audio
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Complaints David Seymour's Facebook posts breaching Cabinet Manual
A University of Auckland distinguished professor has spoken out against Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour's Facebook posts that she and others have 'Derangement Syndrome' for criticising his… Audio
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Playful or harmful? Seymour's posts raise questions
The Deputy PM's "Victim of the Day" posts have now led to at least two official complaints to Cabinet.
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The Panel with Sue Bradford and Tim Wilson Part 1
Audio 24 Jun 2025Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Sue Bradford and Tim Wilson. They discuss the shifting sta'te of affairs in the middle east, whether or not David Seymour absued his… Audio
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'Can't be as long as forever': Treaty Negotiations Minister on settlements
It comes as NZ First is drafting a member's bill forcing Ngāpuhi into a single commercial settlement.
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NZ First drafts bill to force Ngāpuhi into single Treaty settlement
Shane Jones said the bill would ensure there was no mention of hapū sovereignty in any settlement with Ngāpuhi.
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'Not Kiwi, nor Christian': Minister condemns Destiny Church rally
Minister for Ethnic Communities Mark Mitchell says he was "appalled" by the march on Saturday. Audio
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Seymour defends posts accusing opponents of 'derangement syndrome'
The Deputy Prime Minister is rubbishing claims he's breached the Cabinet Manual.
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Seymour warns against rushing judgement on US airstrikes against Iran
Audio 23 Jun 2025The Acting Prime Minister is warning against rushing to judgment on the United States' airstrikes on Iran, saying the rest of the world is not waiting to hear New Zealand's position. David Seymour has… Audio
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Overseas investment decisions made twice as fast after directive from Seymour
The Associate Minister of Finance told LINZ last year to process 80 percent of consent applications in half the statutory timeframes for decisions.
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Destiny Church protest demands 'un-Kiwi', acting PM says
Acting PM labels Destiny Church call for NZ to become a Christian nation as "un-Kiwi," after protesters chanted "no immigration without assimilation" and set flags on fire.
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Government spending is up despite decades of cost cutting - why?
Analysis: Concerns over school lunches highlight major issues, when we talk about "fiscal responsibility" and "austerity", Ian Lovering writes.
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Wait for cancer drugs could become longer for public patients
Doctors warn patients in the public health system could end up waiting longer if those with insurance are prioritised.
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Psychiatrist hopes 'magic mushroom' treatment will be more widely available
Dr Cameron Lacey, the first psychiatrist granted approval to prescribe the Class A drug psilocybin, said it took energy and perseverance to get to the approval stage. Audio
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Call for more medical access to commonly used illicit drugs
Psychedelic drug use has more than doubled in New Zealand, a new report shows. Audio
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Farmers, vets say product approval too slow
Farmers' representatives are worried that plans to speed up access to new agri-chemicals won't be fast enough to compete on the world stage. Audio
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Melatonin to be sold over-the-counter; magic mushrooms to be prescribed
The change for psilocybin was a huge win for people with depression who had tried everything else, David Seymour says
