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Further regulation of the supermarket sector may hit a snag in the form of David Seymour, who is mounting strong opposition to any such move.

Previously confidential legal advice on the school changes has been revealed.

Rahui Papa also spoke of cousins from across the globe, saying Kiingi Tuheitia was a "global citizen" and it is a testament to that to see them all return to Tuurangawaewae. Video

Former and current politicians will travel to Tuurangawaewae Marae on Wednesday to farewell Kiingi Tuheitia.

The Greens are questioning the timing of the removal of documents about past charter school efforts, but David Seymour says that's gotcha politics.

Tributes have been paid by political leaders following the death of the Māori King, Kiingi Tuheitia, aged 69.

Party leaders are staking clear positions where they have previously tip-toed, as a debate over whether Māori ceded sovereignty flares up. Audio

The ACT Party plans to introduce a member's bill to expand eligibility.

A Muslim leader says it's so far from the truth, when he first heard about it he thought he was being pranked. But a supporter of the flyer says otherwise.

"I don't know how to express it any clearer," the Prime Minister says after the NZ First leader muddied the waters.

The associate justice minister was put through through a tough examination on TVNZ's Q+A last weekend over past and present statements on guns laws. But not every minister's recent announcements on…

In the pouring rain and whipping winds, politicians arrived at Ngāruawāhia's Tūrangawaewae marae for te Koroneihana, the 18th anniversary of the Māori King's coronation.

The typically apolitical…

But the government is hitting back at the group, taking issue with its name and use of the word "blitzkrieg".

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has said he would work with both Winston Peters and David Seymour again, as he likes working with them.

The Week in Politics: The PM faces heat at Tūrangawaewae, David Seymour's Treaty Principles Bill faces an early death, and the government faces an energy crisis.

An iwi says it's disappointed by the ACT leader's "divisive rhetoric" and he needs to change course.

The deputy prime minister has muddied the waters on the Treaty Principles Bill debate just days after the prime minister sought to extinguish any confusion on the issue.

The anti-red tape department is overseen by the ACT leader, who secured its creation during coalition negotiations last year.

Analysis - ACT's coalition partners have very publicly killed the Treaty Principles Bill, writes political editor Jo Moir. Audio