The Government has done the right thing in moving to ban greyhound racing.

The Prime Minister has committed to shut down his government’s boot camps if there is evidence of harm to children – so he must...

Housing Minister Chris Bishop has confirmed National has broken yet another election promise.

Health New Zealand has exaggerated its deficit to justify job cuts.

The Government’s latest round of cuts to research and innovation targets the long-established and successful Marsden Fund.

Nicola Willis is refusing to rule out putting sneaky new taxes on Kiwi households.

Christopher Luxon has once again failed to read the room and claimed success while life gets harder for everyday Kiwis.

Labour is urging ACC to divest from companies identified by the United Nations as complicit in the building and maintenance of Israel’s illegal settlements...

A new report provides further proof that David Seymour should not be messing with the free school lunch programme.

New Zealand will not sign up to the nuclear-powered pillar one, or the pillar two of AUKUS under a Labour Government.

Labour will build Dunedin Hospital as it was committed to prior to election 2023.

The Government’s latest change to the Employment Relations Act has no justification apart from making it easier to sack employees without having to follow...

Early childhood education needs to be treated as a public good, say Labour, the Green Party, and Te Pāti Māori in their newly released...

Massive cuts across Health New Zealand/Te Whatu Ora demonstrate National’s willingness to risk the health of New Zealanders.

The Government’s decision to push for significant fare increases on buses and trains over the next few years is a huge blow to communities...

Climate action is missing from the list of things National is patting themselves on the back for one year on from becoming government.

Housing Minister Chris Bishop’s speech to Community Housing Providers today should have been titled ‘we want you to build houses, but we refuse to...

"The news today that Nikki Kaye has passed away after her long battle with cancer is incredibly sad," Labour Leader Chris Hipkins said.

Targeted consultation on reinstating live cattle exports by sea won’t allow the New Zealand public to have their say.

The National Government is walking away from our manufacturing sector with constant reports of closures and job losses.

Louise Upston has revealed her diminished vision for vulnerable youth against a backdrop of snubbed advice, scrapped priorities, shifted goal posts and thousands more...

National Government’s backward-looking climate policy has seen New Zealand fall seven places on the Climate Change Performance Index to 41 out of 63 countries...

When the Government says it has reduced the number of people in emergency housing, what it means is it is stopping people from accessing...

Labour warmly welcomes the Restoring Samoan Citizenship Bill as it passes its third reading, before becoming law.

The Minister of Education has shown complete disregard for rural communities and their school bus routes in Question Time today.

National’s repeal of Labour’s smokefree legislation has taken New Zealand further away from achieving a Smokefree 2025 and a smokefree generation.

Parliamentarians from Australia, Canada and New Zealand have written an open letter to their respective Prime Ministers calling on them to recognise Palestine.

Te Whatu Ora’s bill for contracting and consulting staff has ballooned by nearly 20 percent under the National Government, breaking a promise they made...

The newly released Section 7AA Repeal Bill's select committee report is further evidence that the Government should scrap it.

As the hīkoi to Parliament continues, Labour has sent an open letter to Prime Minister Christopher Luxon in a last-ditch attempt to get him...

Labour joins with the Government in unreservedly apologising for the abuse, neglect and trauma including torture in state and faith-based care and for ignoring...

Concerns about the tobacco industry’s ability to interfere in government policy making remain, despite the inability of the Office of the Auditor-General to investigate...

Kua hinga te manawa kairākau o Te Rua Tekau Ma Waru Tiwhatiwha te po! Kakarauru i te po! Ka rapuhia kei hea koe kua riro! Haere e...

The opposition parties stand united for an Aotearoa that honours Te Tiriti, rather than seeking to rewrite it. Labour, the Greens and Te Pāti...

The Deputy Prime Minister should apologise to the public servant he named and blamed for something they did not do, and for misusing the...

The Government is leaving small businesses high and dry in difficult economic times, by letting big business get away with not paying their bills....

Nicola Willis’ policies continue to slow the economy with more Kiwis out of work as a result.

National looks set to break another election promise, this time by not beginning construction on a second Mt Victoria tunnel this term, Labour transport...

The Government is backtracking on existing commitments to do the right thing by homeowners let down by EQC (now the Natural Hazards Commission).

Nicola Willis continues to over promise and under deliver, with most families receiving only $30 a week from National’s flagship FamilyBoost flop.

Labour welcomes the conclusion of a trade deal with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) that was restarted under a Labour government after languishing for...

The Government should consider the outcome of an Auditor-General report into conflicts of interest before progressing the Fast track Approvals Bill through Parliament. 

The National Government should review its support for Gumboot Friday after unacceptable comments by its leader and champion Mike King.

Labour is backing Christchurch City Council’s decision not to do business with firms involved in Israel’s illegal settlements in the Occupied Territories.