They may have ticked the boxes but how does the quality of the Government's 100-day plan stack up? Photo: Getty Images It’s finally been 100 days since this coalition government formed, and with the ...

Three decades after the historic Sealord fisheries deal – the grand-daddy of all Treaty settlements – the Govt may have to ...

Opinion: Luxon’s focus as PM should be more about ensuring his own party’s agenda is substantially implemented than worrying ...

AI is being used to preserve te reo Māori, but the invaluable dataset it relies on is not tightly secured by New Zealand law ...

Opinion: How useful really is our adversarial, executive-dominated Parliament? As Dorothy Parker said of heterosexuality ‘it is not normal, it’s just common’.

As the Government throws back responsibility for everything from water to speed humps, the country's heavily indebted ...

Environment officials were shut out of the emissions calculation, prompting a last-minute scramble to inform ministers of the ...

Opinion: Chris Hipkins’ statement that government spending, debt and taxes will all need to increase should give National the fillip it needs The Kiingitanga is now much more influential and widely ...

Simplifying lending laws proposes opportunities for the financial sector, but also potential pitfalls for lenders. Last week ...

Waiau Pa is the type of place where you have to keep naming bigger and bigger towns nearby until a point of reference can be ...

Critics pan a proposed fix after a Supreme Court decision up-ended how water consents are considered in Canterbury.

The tougher economic environment is making it harder for Tourism Holdings to get sales over the line, reports Tina Morrison ...