New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s scheduled State visit to India (March 17 to March 201) will enhance the strategic partnership between New Delhi and Wellington.

Winston Peters has angrily rejected evidence that his party's constitution has similar diversity requirements as the public service targets that he wants scrapped.

The prime minister's much-repeated claim that he "saved school lunches" is nonsense, and relies on us not understanding how budgets actually work.

Winston Peters says the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade advertising a job for a 'tikanga lead' is a case of a bad idea getting "dug in deeper than ticks on a hound".

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s upcoming visit to India is a significant event, marked by the inclusion of two key ...

Anlaysis: There's a lot of bad news around for a government holding out for a change in economic fortunes to turn the polls.

The New Zealand First leader is adamant diversity is being preferred over merit for people getting jobs in the public sector.

Labour Party Deputy Leader Carmel Sepuloni says recent polls showing Labour’s lead are encouraging as the party nears the halfway point of the current Parliamentary term. In the latest Taxpayer’s ...

New Zealand is after a trade slice of rapidly growing Vietnam, and a new agreement should strengthen those connections.

Tory Whanau says the Prime Minister's "lame-o" comment is poor form and the councils are sticking to their timeline to get it right.

Simon Watts says he is concerned about Wellington Water, and the lack of a City and Regional Deal proposal which prompted the PM to call the councils "lame-o".

Christopher Luxon and David Seymour front questions in Parliament as school lunch woes deepen.