Acting Prime Minister David Seymour says Labour and the Greens blocked his attempt to move a motion in Parliament paying respects to US conservative...
The Public Service Association (PSA) says 63 roles are set to go in a proposed Wellington City Council restructure, including 31 already vacant positions,...
NZ First leader and Foreign Minister Winston Peters used his party’s annual meeting in Palmerston North to announce a plan to make KiwiSaver compulsory,...
The Electoral Commission has released preliminary results for the 6 September 2025 Tāmaki Makaurau parliamentary by-election.
Oriini Kaipara (Te Pāti Māori) received 6,031 votes, Peeni...
Former Labour MP Stuart Nash appeared at New Zealand First’s annual conference in Palmerston North, signalling openness to campaigning for the party while stopping...
Former National MP Harete Hipango has officially joined New Zealand First, praising the party’s “boldness” and leadership as Winston Peters opened its annual conference...
Green MP Benjamin Doyle has announced his resignation from Parliament effective October 3, citing death threats, abuse, and concern for his family’s safety.
Doyle, New...
DTNZ talks to Kelvyn Alp, the New Zealand Loyal Party candidate for the Tamaki Makaurau by-election.
In a video posted on social media yesterday, Alp...
NZ Outdoors and Freedom Party (NZOFP) is extremely concerned about the serial undermining of fundamental rights by governments and our courts and supports urgent...
New Zealand First has today introduced a Member’s Bill that would ensure physical identification remains a valid and equal alternative to fully digital identification.
The...
The Crown has spent more than $70,000 on legal representation for former Labour ministers Jacinda Ardern, Chris Hipkins, Grant Robertson and Ayesha Verrall during...
A referendum on extending New Zealand’s parliamentary term from three years to four now looks almost certain, following near-unanimous agreement from the Justice Select...
Full text of NoMoreGlyphosate NZ press release:
For years, regulators have repeated the same tired line:
…glyphosate is safe when used as directed, residues in food...
If enacted, the Gene Technology Bill will take us further away from our Kiwi foundational principles and our cultural heritage of independence and care.
The...
A public press conference in Auckland has been announced, promising to reveal critical information in the public’s interest concerning the ongoing legal proceedings against...
PM Christopher Luxon has rejected claims that New Zealand First is stalling the government’s Gene Technology Bill, saying delays reflect the need to carefully...
The National Party has copped fierce backlash on social media over its plan for Digital Driver’s Licences.
National’s plan to introduce digital driver’s licences has...
Labour’s Tāmaki Makaurau candidate Peeni Henare has stood by his personal support for repealing the gang patch law, despite Labour’s deputy leader Carmel Sepuloni...
NZ's spy agency NZSIS has warned that the country is facing its most challenging national security environment in recent times, with growing risks from...
Foreign Minister Winston Peters has announced the end of Trevor Mallard’s posting as Ambassador to Ireland, quipping “you know that famous song from the...
The Government is introducing a new law to curb targeted and disruptive protests outside people’s homes, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has announced.
Goldsmith said while...
The Royal Commission of Inquiry into New Zealand’s COVID-19 response has cancelled its planned “decision-makers” public hearing after former Ministers refused to appear, a...
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has condemned Israel’s latest assault on Gaza City as “utterly appalling” and said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has “lost...
Digitising Government Minister Judith Collins told the Digital Identity NZ Hui Taumata that the government is pressing ahead with building a secure, user-friendly digital...
A new Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll suggests the 2026 general election could result in a hung Parliament, with both centre-left and centre-right blocs projected to...
Empires have not changed, they have simply cloaked themselves in platitudes such as “resilience,” “visibility,” and “empowerment”.
A ballot floats through the air like a...
The Government repeatedly offered Labour briefings on upcoming NCEA reforms, but Education Spokeswoman Willow-Jean Prime failed to respond to initial invitations and later formally...
Homeowners will soon face fewer restrictions when building garden sheds, garages, and sleepouts, with the Government moving to ease setback rules by the end...
An article published in Nature on July 30 entitled CRISPR-GPT for agentic automation of gene-editing experiments explains how genetic modification of human and plant cell lines...
Global Regulatory Capture and the Political Economy of Kleptocracy: Theft by Design.
#PFIZERLEAK - Nadine Connock 30 July 2025
"Cowardice asks the question, is it safe?
Expediency...
Rachael Reed KC has called for a formal investigation into serious process failures by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) regarding retrospective...
Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden has confirmed that future New Zealand passports will feature English above te reo Māori, reversing the current design...
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has announced a major overhaul of New Zealand’s electoral laws, citing strain on the voting system caused by same-day enrolments.
Under...
What fundamentally increases your risk from telecommunications devices and infrastructure?
Warning: This article may be a little strident for some.
It’s a question most of us...
Much has been written on the amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR), which most countries are making themselves subject to after July 19th...
