Parliament is scheduled to be dissolved today for an election on September 19. University of Otago law professor Andrew Geddis runs through how and under what circumstances the election will happen – or be delayed.
The first Auckland Central debate took place last night, despite the lack of a National candidate. We went along.
We are asking New Zealanders to choose help over handcuffs, prevention over prisons, and healing over punishment.
One of those moments when we can see why political activism of all kinds actually matters.
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The Labour leader returned yesterday to the Auckland Town Hall, where she was last seen riding the Jacindamania wave towards government.
The introduction of a $3,100 fee for returning New Zealanders will disadvantage Māori disproportionately.
All the the latest on election 2020 and other breaking news, updated throughout the day.
She's a lone wolf, a team player, a rebel, a leader and the nicest lady around. But what combination of those do you need to survive in government?
More scandal? More yaks? More Jami-Lee Ross? Read on to find out...
The government is not only threatening an endangered species, says Catherine Delahunty – it's threatening future generations.
One of Labour's most devout MPs has become passionately pro-choice, while another key candidate remains implacably opposed.
All the the latest on election 2020 and other breaking news, updated throughout the day.
Before the 52nd parliament bowed out, it left New Zealand with 19 new laws, all passed in a single day.
New Zealand's rental market is a wild west and the landlords are the cowboys
Ngāti Tūwharetoa has just become the first iwi to be approved under the Resource Management Act to take over certain council duties.
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