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Labour's pre-election policy of ditching youth rates within its first year in power appears to be on the back burner for now as it negotiates with its coalition partner New Zealand First. Audio

Opinion - Judith Collins' fake news tweet may have been a genuine mistake, but her party leader's inability to condemn the phenomenon is the real failure, writes Anna Connell.

The Prime Minister has criticised Massey University's decision to withdraw an invitation for Don Brash to speak, calling it an "overreaction". Audio

Five men charged in relation to the death of a Ngāruawāhia man whose body was found at McLaren Falls last month have reappeared in court.

The government is playing down a warning from the Treasury that it's finances could be under threat from a slump in business confidence and a cooling housing market. Audio

The National Party leader says he's got work to do to boost his own rankings as preferred Prime Minister, but he's still confident he's got what it takes to lead the country. Audio

Support for the National Party remains strong in the latest Colmar-Brunton OneNews poll out tonight.

Politics is a contest of ideas, but these days also a personality contest between leaders. Which came out on top in the political coverage during a week when the families of rival politicians were…

The Education Minister isn't making any promises to reduce primary school classes.

Opposition leader Simon Bridges says he's seen no evidence that his sister has been teaching creationism in place of the New Zealand science curriculum at a private christian school.

If the public votes in favour of legalising cannabis in a referendum, a National-led government would change the law accordingly, National Party leader Simon Bridges says.