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Party leaders delivered some much-needed laughs in their traditional roast of each other, and to some extent themselves, as Parliament wraps up for 2022. Video / Parliament TV
Mike Hosking: Labour promises next year will be different. Really, how?
OPINION: No government wins a third term when you have shifted the economy into reverse.
Govt changing information law over fears councils may threaten national security, defence
The Government is worried the law forces councils to hand over sensitive information.
‘The system failed us’: Auckland terror attack review findings lauded
Many have accepted the review's findings and are hopeful for change.
Much-needed laughs as Parliament wraps up for 2022
It included self-deprecating jokes, songs and even a Christmas poem.
Wayne Brown’s big day: the Auckland Council budget
As Auckland’s mayor prepares for budget day, Ports of Auckland puts up the barricades.
Jacinda Ardern apologises for ‘arrogant prick’ comment, but stands by it
Jacinda Ardern apologised to David Seymour, but Rawiri Waititi doubled down
Remaining tobacco outlets might become magnet for 'a lot of ram raids' - Nicola Willis
Nats say stores allowed to sell tobacco by end of 2023 could be targeted.
Arrogant prick jab a rare slip of PM's mask - why Seymour won't care
Little wonder the PM's guard slipped: Seymour can be very annoying. He's supposed to be.
Thomas Coughlan: Govt books in great shape - but economy about to hit the wall
The Government's books are in great shape - pity about the economy
Failures identified in management of LynnMall terrorist before mass stabbing
Police were found to be justified in the fatal shooting of Ahamed Samsudeen.
Rob Campbell: Who on earth is being hurt by co-governance?
OPINION: Chair of Te Whatu Ora responds to latest concerns about co-governance.
Robertson remains committed to $3.5b income insurance scheme
Govt bats away speculation that income insurance plan is on the chopping block.
Focus: Zelenskyy addresses New Zealand Parliament
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addresses the New Zealand House of Representatives. Video / Parliament TV
‘Rare blunder’: World media reacts to Ardern’s 'arrogant prick' barb
The Guardian said Jacinda Ardern was the latest leader to fall victim to a hot microphone.
'Under pressure': PM's 'arrogant prick' comment telling, Luxon says
Arden made the remark under her breath after taking questions in the House yesterday.
'We will win this war: Ukraine's Zelenskyy delivers rousing speech to Parliament
The New Zealand Government is increasing its support for Ukraine.
Zelenskyy addresses parliament, emergency housing overhaul & wet start to summer | Focus Morning Bulletin: 14 December, 2022
Parliament prepares for rare address, more than 50 people seek compensation over sticky road drama and heavy rain on the horizon in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
‘Huge anxiety and anger’: Bolger’s co-governance challenge to PM
Sir Douglas Graham says the principle of partnership has got legs it doesn't deserve.
NZ sanctions Iran over drone supply to Russia
as Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is to speak directly to Parliament today.
Shane Jones: RNZ/TVNZ merger is a marriage made in hell
OPINION: 'More transformation ideas bereft of economic robustness.'
A Capital Letter: The Wellington electorates that could flip
Two of National’s most senior MPs are eyeing seats in the capital.
Grant Robertson’s HYEFU and the return of Ruth Richardson
The Government enjoys sparring with Ruth Richardson - today she makes a comeback.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Many bold ideas are born in garages
Not every whānau congregating in a garage is plotting how to be in trouble.
‘Crown determined to be better partner’: $115m Treaty settlement passes through Parliament
All parties acknowledge the hara caused by the Crown for the lower North Island iwi.
Smokefree amendment bill passes third reading in Parliament
It is another step towards the Government's goal for Aotearoa to be smokefree by 2025.
Seymour responds after PM's 'arrogant prick' remark
Jacinda Ardern called David Seymour an 'arrogant prick' in Parliament.
Labour’s polling slide: The two people who created the biggest headaches for Govt
The celebrations of Labour's big election win in 2020 are now a distant memory.
Claire Trevett: Six Labour MPs out - a sinking ship or simply housekeeping?
OPINION: Six at once looks like a lot.
'A personal decision': Labour MP not seeking re-election
Jamie Strange to retire from Parliament next election to spend more time with his family.
National extends lead over Labour in latest political poll
The gap between National and Labour has grown.
‘Emergency closure’: Scallop fishing in Coromandel banned amid ‘dire’ decline
The closure, which begins on Friday, would be initially in place for three months.