The Government walked side-by-side with its political opponents in a pōwhiri at Rātana - but a theme of the day was not the ...

The fate of the Treaty Principles Bill was once again at issue as Māori leaders told Government and Opposition MPs gathered ...

Analysis: The Treaty Principles Bill continues to be a thorn in the PM's side as the political year kicks off The post Luxon ...

The Government is hinting at a “major” announcement on mining next week, with Resource Minister Shane Jones to make a speech in Waihī - an area known for its gold deposits. It comes after Prime ...

In his State of the Nation address, Christopher Luxon called for the limit on concerts in Auckland to be abolished, as it would bring economic benefits.

The new Minister of Health Simeon Brown is an anti-abortion bigot and one of the most vocal opponents of the public health measures used to stop the spread of COVID-19 early in the pandemic.

The prime minister says he can mend the relationship with Māori after the bill is voted down, and he would refuse a future referendum in the next election's coalition negotiations.

The prime minister’s state-of-the-nation focus on economic growth, particularly in mining and tourism, was long on aspiration and short on realistic expectations.

If you could talk economic growth into existence, Christopher Luxon's NZ would top the OECD. Tim Murphy reports on the State of the Nation speech ...

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has laid out his Government’s goals for the year in his annual state of the nation speech. The Botany MP delivered the speech this week in Auckland, saying he knows ...