Charlie Dreaver

Cabinet Ministers will today consider law changes following Friday's terror attack.

Ahamed Aathill Mohamed Samsudeen was shot dead by police on Friday after stabbing six people inside Countdown… Audio

A woman who hadn't been told she may have received just saline instead of the Pfizer vaccine wants heads to roll.

Yesterday, RNZ revealed that five people could have received a harmless saline… Audio

Five Aucklanders who turned up for their Covid-19 vaccine last month may have got a dose of saline solution instead but the Ministry of Health still hasn't told them.

The Ministry still isn't saying… Audio

Tributes have been flooding in for the late Deputy Prime Minister Sir Michael Cullen.

He died last night in Whakatāne after being diagnosed with advanced lung cancer last year.

Sir Michael played a… Audio

The Green Party is worried about the Government's plans to let some vaccinated New Zealanders travel to medium risk Covid-19 countries and then self-isolate at home on their return. A pilot programme… Audio

There is a promise to make the MIQ booking system fairer, as those desperate to come home pay huge fees to third parties to secure a spot.

Pressure has been mounting on officials to improve the… Audio

The Government has admitted it has got the settings wrong for its scheme to help first home buyers.

Figures show the First Home Grants programme is on track to pay out the lowest number of grants… Audio

The trans-Tasman bubble has officially burst and with it the plans of those hoping to visit loved ones across the ditch.

The government today announced quarantine-free travel with Australia will be… Audio

The Trade Minister, Damien O'Connor, is down-playing concerns that there will be any trade retaliation from China, after the Government accused the country of state-sponsored cyber attacks.

The… Audio

The trans-Tasman bubble is deflating, but the government says it's not going to pop - for now at least.

The are now three Australian states with a travel pause in place, with the announcement… Audio

The ACT Party is being accused of dog whistle politics and separatism with its latest policies aimed at reducing gang-related crime.

The party released its law and order policy document in Wellington… Audio

The ACT Party wants a crackdown on the freedoms of gang members, by banning them from visiting certain areas and associating with specific people

It's part of the party's law and order policy… Audio

The Government is copping criticism for denying funding to students with special needs and then blocking parents from paying for it themselves.

A mother who has an eight year old son with ADHD and… Audio

The trans-Tasman travel bubble is deflating fast. New Zealanders wanting to escape New South Wales will now have to undergo 14 days in a managed isolation facility upon their arrival.

The Australian… Audio

The Environment Minister says banning bottom trawling in areas that haven't been trawled before may be a good idea.

Conservation group, WWF, says virgin sea bed covering an area three times the size… Audio

Tenant advocates warn it can't be left to renters to make sure landlords follow the new Healthy Home Standards.

As it stands, it will be up to tenants to start legal proceedings if a landord isn't… Audio

National MP Matt Doocey is pushing for the Health Select Committee to open an Inquiry into the 15 new Inpatient Mental Health Facilities and upgrade projects under development.

He's is urging his… Audio

A group of Wellington flatmates have received a nasty shock, after discovering they're trapped in a lease because their landlord is biding time before getting the property up to the Healthy Home… Audio

The Government's admitted to a "significant" problem with one part of the Healthy Homes Standards, on the day that they come into effect.

As of today, private landlords must install at least one… Audio