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Tributes flowing in for former Labour PM Mike Moore
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters have paid tribute to Mike Moore, the former Labour prime minister who died yesterday aged 71.
Moore led the country for two… Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 3 February 2020
Foreigners who've travelled from or through China are barred from entering the country from today. Simon Bridges rules out any post-election deals with New Zealand First. A Maori-led investigation… Audio
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ACT's David Seymour talks post-election coalitions
The National party has left its door open to the ACT Party while ruling out working with New Zealand First in any potential government after this year's election. Kicking off the party's two day… Audio
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Why the Nats had to rule out NZ First partnership
Power Play - It's all about trust - and there's none between the two parties, especially at leadership level where it really matters.
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Simon Bridges rules out working with NZ First
National Party leader Simon Bridges has ruled out working with New Zealand First in any potential government after this year's election.
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New public media plan still a work in progress behind closed doors
Cabinet has approved the idea of a new public service outfit to replace state-owned RNZ and TVNZ by 2023 - but they want more details from the broadcasting minister. So does the public and the rest of… Audio
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New public media plan still a work in progress behind closed doors
Cabinet has approved the idea of a new public service outfit to replace state-owned RNZ and TVNZ by 2023 - but they want more details from the broadcasting minister. So does the public and the rest of…
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Week in politics: Election called and government is off the blocks
Opinion - It's going to be a "getting things done" election campaign and the government is setting the pace while National's Simon Bridges ponders post-election tactics, writes Peter Wilson.
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ASA complaint against National Party social media ad dismissed
Simon Bridges has promised a truthful advertising campaign by National in this year's election campaign but it appears the definition of truth might depend on the eye of the beholder.
The Advertising… Audio
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Labour decides its road to victory starts with... roads
Analysis - Bring together both road and rail, throw in a dash of school and hospital spending and you have something crucial for all three coalition partners, writes Tim Watkin.
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Infrastructure spend: Govt 'complicit in causing climate change'
Environmentalists are accusing the government of going back on its climate promise after the massive infrastructure spend announced yesterday, and National claimed Labour had just taken its own plan. Audio
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Nats donation: 'Is this sort of fundraising morally acceptable?'
The National Party is still facing questions over its handling of donations despite the Serious Fraud Office declining to pursue charges against it.
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Four charges laid over National Party donation
The Serious Fraud Office is pursuing criminal charges against four people in relation to donations paid into a National Party bank account, but their identity is likely to remain secret for some time.
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Finance minister defends infrastructure spend
The Government is under fire from environmentalists for too great a focus on roads in the massive infrastructure spend announced yesterday.
More than $5 billion will be spent on roads, with $2.2… Audio
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Infrastructure spend part of a battle for middle New Zealand
Labour appears to be throwing down the gauntlet in the fight for middle New Zealand.
Yesterday the government revealed dozens of projects coming out of its $12 billion Infrastructure Fund - including… Audio
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Time for govt to 'front up' on public broadcasting plan - media expert
The government is being criticised for keeping the future of public broadcasting a mystery.
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Criminal charges filed over National Party donations
The Serious Fraud Office has filed criminal charges against four people in relation to electoral donations paid into a National Party bank account.
It comes after former National MP Jami-Lee Ross… Video, Audio
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Govt's $12b infrastructure spend: Rail, roads and DHBs the big winners
The government has revealed a huge spend-up on roads, to come out of the $12 billion Infrastructure Fund. Video
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SFO files criminal charges over National Party donations
The Serious Fraud Office is pursuing criminal charges over an alleged $100,000 donation to National, but not against the party or leader Simon Bridges.
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Bridges says he'll announce potential coalition partners 'soon'
National Party leader Simon Bridges also says polls point to strengthening support for the party, which could mean it would be strong enough to govern alone. Audio
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Raising super age will do more harm than good - report
The interim Retirement Commissioner says raising the Superannuation age will do more harm than good, and there are more pressing things to fix first.
In the latest three-yearly review of retirement… Audio
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National Party 'may' sign up to Facebook Ad Library
The countdown to Election Day is on - with the Prime Minister revealing people will head to the polls on September the 19th.
The date coincides with Suffrage Day - 127 years since women won the right… Audio
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Election date set for 19 September
The countdown to election day is on - with the Prime Minister revealing people will head to the polls on 19 September.
The date coincides with Suffrage Day - 127 years since women won the right to… Audio
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PM at Rātana: 'We can keep working on behalf of our collective people'
The Prime Minister has sought to defend her government's record on Māori issues, rebutting criticism from Māori leaders at the annual Rātana celebrations.
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Bridges defends Philippines trip: 'There is a lot of common ground'
The National leader has defended his meetings with controversial conservative figures during his trip to the Philippines.
