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The ACT leader has used his first major speech of the year to argue the country is at a tipping point.

In a letter sent to the ACT Party Leader, Ngāti Rēhia said the Treaty Principles Bill was "divisive."

Analysis - Coalition parties looks set to try to differentiate themselves, opposition parties may get closer, and Nicola Willis tries to kickstart the economy.

The prime minister and his deputy have also congratulated Donald Trump and JD Vance who have been sworn in as president and vice president today.

Analysis - The prime minister has taken a close hard look at the varying skills of his ministers, resulting in a portfolio allocation imbalance following Sunday's reshuffle, Jo Moir writes.

A professor from the University of Auckland says social media is responsible for people "directly engaging with these proposed changes" in the Treaty Principles Bill and the Regulatory Standards Bill. Audio

The Prime Minister is rearranging his team ahead of their first caucus meeting on Tuesday.

The school aimed at producing more GPs to plug dire shortages, particularly in rural and regional areas.

This marks the first point Labour has led in the Taxpayer's Union-Curia polls since April 2023.

About 23,000 submissions have been received on the bill which is set to pass under National and ACT's coalition deal.

But proponents of the proposal say it is about better regulation and more transparent lawmaking. Audio

165 descendants of the Williams brothers have collectively submitted against the Treaty Principles Bill. Audio

Iwi representatives lost confidence after councillors blocked debate on the contentious Treaty Principles Bill.

Parliament's justice select committee will meet to discuss what to do about website problems that meant people couldn't meet the deadline. Audio

RNZ heard from people trying to submit who had faced problems with the portal amid unprecedented numbers. Audio

A hīkoi, a haka, and the rise of a new generation - RNZ unpacks a contentious and momentous year for Māoridom.

Sessions to help Taranaki whānau have their say on the Treaty bill moving through Parliament are being fine-tuned to help address future legislation affecting Māori rights and interests.

For the first time in its 14-year history, Massey University's Quote of the Year competition has been won by an animal.

"As heated as it may get, we have to keep up those conversations and not stop talking with each other," Pita Tipene told Morning Report. Audio

It's been a long year in politics - James Shaw was still leading the Greens in February - remember that?

A union says the move seems aimed at ensuring people can spread disinformation on university campuses.

The decision has been criticised by iwi leaders and politicians, who say he needs to show leadership.

Te Pāti Māori had to "get past ourselves" to figure out working with Labour. Labour says it's all "casual", but the Greens say they'll meet regularly.