Analysis from the Parliament Press Gallery Peter Wilson Wellington, August 4, 2023 The Week that was- Another poll points to a change of government and
Jo Moir Wellington, August 3, 2023 Comment: National, Act, the Greens and New Zealand First are all climbing up the voter board in the latest poll,
Michael Wood at 46 remains strong in Mt Roskill Venkat Raman Auckland, July 31, 2023 The Labour Party’s List, with its ranking of candidates, released
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The aftermath of the former Minister’s car crash and arrest Wellington (RNZ), July 24, 2023 Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has announced who will pick up
Venkat Raman Auckland, July 24, 2023 Embattled Kiri Allan resigned from all her Ministerial portfolios this Morning following her arrest last night on Evans Day
Russell Palmer Wellington, July 3, 2023 Prime Minister Chris Hipkins intends to speak to Cabinet Minister Kiri Allan in a couple of weeks about recent
Peter Wilson Wellington, July 1, 2023 The meeting of Prime Minister Chris Hipkins with Chinese President Xi Jinping was, by all reported accounts, a success. It took
Welcome to Indian Newslink July 1, 2023 Digital Edition Venkat Raman Auckland, June 30, 2023 While the unfortunate ‘shares episodes’ of the ill-fated Michael Wood
Edited Version of RNZ Story Wellington, June 21, 2023 Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has announced Michael Wood has relinquished all his remaining ministerial portfolios. Mr
Venu Menon Wellington, June 19,2023 The government is tweaking the 20 hours’ free early childhood education policy, announced in Budget 2023, based on the feedback
Peter Dunne Wellington, June 10, 2023 Chris Hipkins has demonstrated many skills since he became Prime Minister unexpectedly just over four months ago. However, successfully
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India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi will chair the Indo-Pacific Islands Cooperation Forum in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea on Sunday, May 21, 2023 (PMO Photo)
Sam Sachdeva Wellington, May 19, 2023 The government has unveiled a Budget bereft of the usual election-year treats, with New Zealand forecast to avoid a
Peter Dunne Budgets today are as much a political statement of a government’s intent as they are an economic management plan. They are a balance
New Zealand Budget Special 2023 Venkat Raman Auckland, May 18, 2023 Finance Minister Grant Robertson has tried to appease New Zealanders with a ‘No Frills,
Sourced Content Wellington, May 16, 2023 A raging fire at the Loafers Lodge Hostel located in Adelaide Road, Newtown has claimed at least ten lives
Sourced Content Wellington, May 14, 2023 Five months away from the general election, the latest Newshub-Reid political poll shows that Te Pāti Māori could hold
Sourced Content Wellington, May 14, 2023 The National Party is not ruling out forcibly breaking up the supermarket duopoly but would rather find ways to
Christopher Luxon’s announcement ruling out any post-election working arrangement between National and Te Pati Māori is more predictable than bold. Realistically, such an arrangement had
Venu Menon Wellington, April 2, 2023 At his post-Cabinet media briefing on 1 May 2023, ahead of his UK visit to attend the coronation of
Labour’s obduracy may turn expensive at the General Election Graham Adams Auckland, April 23, 2023 The government’s disdain for democracy is a gift to National
Venu Menon Wellington, April 22, 2023 New Zealand’s foreign policy priorities appear to be shifting in a tripolar direction. First, there is its relationship with
Venu Menon Wellington, April 12, 2023 “We know that the world is currently facing a global health-worker shortage, so it is vital that New
Peter Dunne Wellington, April 6, 2023 Something is remiss in the way Ministers are being reminded of the potential conflict between their private interests and
Graham Adams Auckland, April 6, 2023 The clock is ticking. October’s election is just over six months away. But despite the Prime Minister’s assurances
Venu Menon reports from Parliament on the former PM’s Valedictory Address Wellington, April 5, 2023 Jacinda Ardern, delivering her farewell address, began by remembering her
Analysis: The politics of crisis management Venu Menon Wellington, April 4, 2023 Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has reprioritised the “bread and butter” issue of cost
Peter Dunne Wellington, April 1, 2023 In his first two months as Prime Minister, Chris Hipkins impressed by his directness, clarity and determination, and the
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