Daniela Maoate Cox

This week three MPs were booted from the debating chamber but was it a case of rule-breaking or bias?

MPs have begun a 10 hour debate on whether or not public money was well spent in the 2017/2018 financial year.

The House rounds up some of the happenings at Parliament this week including a briefing on women, peace, and security, a farewell speech from Nuk Korako, and funding for the watchdogs. 

A select committee has heard the intent of a bill to reclassify synthetic cannabinoids is supported but the bill could unintentionally affect prosecutions

Some weeks Parliament is a cavalcade of gripping bills, some weeks the interest is in what won’t be happening.

In the 1950s a group of politicians were appointed to the New Zealand's upper chamber with the soul purpose of bringing about its demise. They were known as the 'Suicide Squad' writes Jake Metzger.

Parliament sped through a stage of passing gun law reform reducing the usual time of six months to one week but as Daniela Maoate-Cox writes the process didn't stray too far from the norm.

A bill introducing a maximum $100 fee for wheel clamp removal has passed its first reading debate in the House.

A weighty piece of legislation to reform firearms is being pushed through Parliament, here's how that process has been sped up so far.

The Leader of the House Chris Hipkins tells The House how firearms legislation can be processed more quickly by Parliament.