
Willis confirms super age still on National's ‘radar’ ahead of 2026 election
Willis also fielded questions on the KiwiSaver cuts.
Willis also fielded questions on the KiwiSaver cuts.
Nicola Willis speaks to Ryan Bridge about changes to KiwiSaver. Video / Herald Now
The Green Party is claiming the extra costs could total more than $700m.
Act leader David Seymour spoke to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge about taking part in the renowned Oxford Union debate. Video / Herald Now
Seymour follows ex-PM David Lange and Labour MP Willie Jackson as previous MPs invited.
Beneficiaries face having half of their benefit restricted to certain spending.
National MP Mike Butterick was careful to stop his caucus members from showing too much.
Act's David Seymour will become Deputy PM on May 31, succeeding Winston Peters.
OPINION: Growth is expected to slow in 2026, as unemployment stays high.
Labour is uncomfortable with the Government's approach to the issue.
National is accusing Labour of 'economic incoherence'.
The Government saves more than $160m through the change.
NZ Herald Live: PM Christopher Luxon speaks to the media
Rawiri Waititi and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer were absent from the debate yesterday.
The Prime Minister is in studio the day after Budget 2025 taking listeners' question with Newstalk ZB's Kerre Woodham. Video / NewstalkZB
Our business and politics experts tackle your burning Budget questions.
Nicola Willis speaks after a challenging and controversial Budget.
Erica Stanford makes teacher workforce announcement at Mt Albert Grammar. Video / Alyse Wright
OPINION: Savings from pay equity decisions were way in excess of other savings.
The Government considered a 5 percentage point cut to the corporate tax rate.
The Government is not inflation-adjusting student loan repayments.
Nicola Willis said it was 'typical of Labour'.
Compliance funding boost aims to help taxman get on top of $8.5b overdue-tax mountain.
Young New Zealanders give their thoughts on the Government's Budget 2025 and how it will impact them. Video \ Jason Dorday
Chris Hipkins wants to reverse the changes, but won't commit to a dollar figure.
No surprises in another thin year for the sector.
Debt is projected to increase by $60 to $70 billion over the next five years. Video \ Mark Mitchell
ANALYSIS: Budget requires Kiwis to do more to save for their retirement.
The man was tearful when visited by the Herald this morning.