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Putting the P back in MMP
Chris Hipkins discusses the impact of the budget on Māori and how Labour plans to win back voters. Video, Audio
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ACT leader grilled on proposed Waikato medical school
David Seymour was speaking at a Waikato Chamber of Commerce event on Thursday.
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'Chilling effect': Union raises concerns over ministers' interference after leaks
Stronger whistleblowing laws and more emphasis on free and frank advice are needed to balance out a crackdown on leaks, the Public Service Association union says. Audio
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Seymour changes who decides how much ECE teachers are paid
It will be left up to individual centres to determine the starting salary - rather than be set by the government according to the pay parity scheme. Audio
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Christopher Luxon on his biggest political surprise so far
And Chris Hipkins questions Te Pāti Māori's priorities, as RNZ sits down with Labour and National to reflect on 18 months.
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What customers and hairdressers make of a law change
Regulations Minister David Seymour said he was making cuts to 'pointless bureaucracy'.
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Midweek - Herald streaming, RNZ National falling, 'Deputy Dave' deep dives
Podcast episode — 28 May 2025The Herald's new streaming news show, RNZ National listeners tuning out, David Seymour's political past under the spotlight.
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Midweek - Herald streaming, RNZ falling, Deputy Dave deepdives
The Herald's new streaming news show, RNZ National listeners tuning out, David Seymour's political past under the spotlight. Audio
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What did the House get up to during Budget urgency?
MPs were stuck in the House from Thursday afternoon until midnight Saturday, when they debated a long list of legislation under urgency. The House breaks down the bills.
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Hairdressing regulation changes a 'waste of time'
One hairdresser says there are bigger issues facing the industry. Audio
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Hairdressing changes welcomed by customers, raising hairs with some in industry.
Regulations Minister David Seymour said he was making cuts to 'pointless bureaucracy'.
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MPs urged to 'lead by example' and trim 20% super bonus
The scheme gives members two-and-half-times what they contribute, up to a maximum payment of 20% of a backbencher's salary. Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 28 May 2025
In today's episode, A former All Black says the controversial collision game is allowing influencers and organisers to make money off head injuries and concussions, New Zealand's privacy commissioner… Audio
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Hairdressing regulations cut
Minister for Regulation David Seymour has taken a razor to regulations in the hairdressing industry but the changes have been dismissed as a waste of time by some. Matt Forsman Hair in Wellington… Audio
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Watch: 'Serious trim' for hairdressing law
Minister David Seymour says the current rules aren't making a difference to public health, but are frustrating businesses and customers.
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Government urgency plans slow to a crawl
Last week's post-Budget urgency did not go smoothly, forcing the government to jettison earlier plans in order to make progress.
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'Like a circus': Hipkins fires back as Peters rules out Labour again
The Labour leader says NZ First has "held the country to ransom for long enough". Audio
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Targets set for speedier access to pesticides, fertilisers
A review found the approval process for the agricultural and horticultural products wasn't always allowing timely access to the products.
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New benefit sanctions begin today
A money management sanction putting the benefit on a card for approved spending, and a volunteer work requirement, could be put in place for four weeks. Audio
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Mediawatch: Coverage on a Budget
The media make a drama out of Budget day every year, even though the big plot twists have been revealed in advance and bits of the backstory are no longer in the script.
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Mata Reports | ACT: The Foreign Influences That Have Shaped David Seymour's Political Agenda, and What It Means for Aotearoa
Mata explores the forces shaping David Seymour’s ideologies, through the eyes of a former party insider. Video, Audio
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Regulatory Standards Bill passes first reading
The Regulatory Standards Bill has passed its first reading in Parliament.
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Rabbits, switch-ups and highway robbery: What to call the Budget
Every politician, economist and their dog had their own nickname for the document dubbed the 'Growth Budget' by the government. Audio
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'Bugger-all': Pasifika react to Budget 2025
"When you've got so many things being cut, you can understand why our communities are so desperate that they'll go to loan sharks [and] pyramid schemes." Audio
