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Parliament is considering a law that changes what was legal in the past. Retrospective law-making is allowed, but rare and controversial.

Labour's deputy leader says the backtrack is a huge blow for families looking for affordable homes.

Though President Donald Trump has yet to make a final decision on whether he'll authorise such actions, sources say.

It follows a "racist" comment NZ First leader Winston Peters made that didn't result in any consequence, the Labour MP says.

"People want to know that their suburbs will continue to be liveable. That is what government wants too," Chris Bishop said in a speech interrupted by a heckler.

The Housing Minister has had to grapple with a process he says is "legally complicated". Audio

Some threats to a property's value can be controlled, and anothers not.

Parliament's year begins with a very long debate. The House reviews the event and samples a few of the best speakers.

Tauranga City Council is abandoning plans for housing on land it bought in Bethlehem 25 years ago.

US threats of military action loomed over the latest negotiations.

Footage from the broadcast shows the happy pup running with two skiers as the crowd cheers.

Donald Trump will announce that member states have pledged more than US$5 billion for reconstruction and humanitarian efforts in Gaza, the White House says.

Les Wexner, the former owner of Victoria's Secret, is one of the most mysterious figures in Epstein's orbit.

The government has ditched a bill to put a longer electoral term to a binding referendum, citing time constraints. Audio

When your income comes from sharing your life, that can be a problem.

The government has imposed a two-year ban on taking shellfish and seaweed from rockpools on Auckland's east coast.