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The woman's lawyer told the Ministry of Health her client had just "weeks left to live". Audio

The National Iwi Chairs Forum says it is working towards getting both factions of Te Pāti Māori to a hui in Wellington next week.

The Auckland Central MP says moving rough sleepers out of the city centre will only shift the problem to another place. Audio

The government has identified new wetlands and rewetted peatlands as "areas of opportunity" to pull more carbon out of the atmosphere.

Te Pāti Māori's leadership is willing to meet with its estranged MPs.

"The abuse and misuse of fireworks has far outgrown any of the benefits," claims Winston Peters.

Winston Peters was asked why his tweet was removed as he made his way into the House this afternoon.

Iwi leaders will meet with party leadership today in an effort to put a stop to extraordinary infighting. Audio

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The government expects 50,000 extra visitors from China each year under the new visa rules.

The party was a smashing success last election, growing its caucus from two to six members and claiming all but one of the Māori seats.

Peace Action Wellington has organised a 'noise protest' to disrupt representatives from major weapons companies attending an aviation symposium in Parliament.

As a trust attempts an unsupported takeover of Kelston Boys' High School, the Opposition is raising concerns.

The Labour leader said he was more than happy to debate the Prime Minister about his personal finances.

The government is changing its proposed online gambling laws so community organisations, many of whom run local sports, still get a cut.

More than two dozen people have been jailed mainly for cannabis offences in the last year, the party's co-leader says.

"I see her, I believe her and in her, I support her," Oriini Kaipara says of Mariameno Kapa-Kingi, whose future in the party is uncertain after reports she's been suspended.

The Public Service Commissioner says it's regrettable major strike action is going ahead, because he's always been available to negotiate. Audio

The changes have been passed in Parliament, but critics say they diminish Māori rights. Audio

She will help the council amend and resubmit its water service delivery plan under Local Water Done Well.

Labour has slammed the Redress System for Abuse in Care Bill as "morally bereft" and "cynical".

The high school will offer traditional activities and languages for 120 students from Term 1 next year.

The Prime Minister is doubling down on claims striking unions are "politically motivated" and says kids will be "massively impacted". Audio

In an explosive late-night email, the party released files making a series of allegations about one of their own members of parliament.

The government has slashed the biogenic methane reduction target.