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The Serious Fraud Office has signalled an announcement is imminent over its inquiry into National's handling of an alleged $100,000 donation.

National Party leader Simon Bridges will meet with a number of politicians and officials for talks on trade and other cooperation.

In the second part of a three-part look back at 2019, RNZ revisits the big stories of the year from May to August.

In the first of a three-part look back at 2019, RNZ revisits the big stories of the first four months of the year.

Analysis - The main parties are ending the political year with their support levels delicately poised and there's no certainty Jacinda Ardern's government will win a second term in the 2020 election.

Power Play - New Zealand has had its fair share of tragedy for a small country plonked at the bottom of the ocean, writes Jo Moir. In some cases, it has put us on the map for the right reasons.

Mediawatch looks at political personalities who proved reporters wrong in 2019 - and as the summer silly season looms, we look back at the unexpected stars of the last one. 

Parliament's end of year break-up event trades sausage rolls and candy canes for reflection and last minute jabs in what's called the adjournment debate.  

Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about an ice cream headache for the ad watchdog, a dodgy dolphin dilemma for the broadcasting watchdog, Simon…

The Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety is urging tourists to ask adventure companies whether they are registered before booking or using their services. Audio

The end of the year is often a time of reflection and Parliament does this too by assessing the performance of Government funded entities and acknowledging the Whakaari/White Island eruption 

The government is being urged to cede power to Māori so they can find their own solutions to improve the criminal justice system.

On Wednesday, the government announced a $12 billion infrastructure package. It turns out that scrapped National Party roading projects are back in consideration for funding under the scheme.