Stories by Jo Moir

The Prime Minister and Corrections Minister repeatedly provided incorrect information about their $1.9 billion planned prison spend-up.

The Labour Party is demanding Peters be stood down, saying "he's embarrassed the country" with a "totally unacceptable" attack on a prominent AUKUS critic.

Funding for the scheme is set to continue for the "immediate few years" while officials work out what the alternative programme will look like.

It's an approach to funding the government has spent months criticising Labour over - calling them "fiscal cliffs" .

Analysis - Christopher Luxon will be alert to the factors driving the dire polling, but won't be waving the white flag just yet, RNZ political editor Jo Moir writes.

In an interview ahead of his last day at Parliament this week, the former Green Party co-leader talks about his lowest point in politics.

Analysis - The PM framing the demotion of two ministers as the portfolios getting "too complex" is a charitable way of saying they weren't up to the job.

Both ACT's leader and advocates say parts of the End of Life Choice Act need fixing.

The Foreign Affairs Minister will meet the US Secretary of State and other senior officials in Washington, following his speech on Gaza at the United Nations.

RNZ understands David Seymour plans to eventually move to daily snapshots in order to treat truancy as a crisis.

外交部长Winston Peters就新中、新印关系以及经贸、国防等领域话题接受RNZ访谈。

Grant Robertson tells RNZ his experience during the Covid-19 pandemic was an "extreme sports version" of government decision-making.

Analysis - The party finds itself embroiled in yet another political crisis. So who knew what and when, and what does it mean for the Green MP's future? Audio

Analysis - Christopher Luxon's unapologetic response when asked about his government's use of urgency suggests they may continue to push laws through without the usual checks and balances. Audio

The ACT leader said he was simply making a "wider point that media need a bit of self-reflection" as hundreds face losing their jobs.

这笔高达5.2万纽元的住宿津贴相当于总理年薪的11%，而据公开信息，Luxon名下共有7套没有贷款的房产。

Analysis - National's Tama Potaka could have been mistaken for giving advice to his own leader when he told Newshub on Friday morning "the New Zealand taxpayer is not a free ATM card".

The former Police Minister wants laws targeting gang assets to go further.

Analysis - The death of Fa'anānā Efeso Collins has inspired politicians of all stripes to a rare moment of unity, Political Editor Jo Moir writes.

Analysis - If any Labour MP were asked to name a colleague they would struggle to do without, it's Robertson that would spring to mind.

The prime minister doesn't believe a royal commission into the Whakaari / White Island eruption is necessary.

In a highly unusual move, the Speaker has released correspondence between himself, the Clerk's office and Māori Party MPs over the row that blew up in Parliament. Audio

Children's Minister Kelvin Davis has blamed his ministerial colleague's lack of Cabinet experience for why he mispoke on Oranga Tamariki's leadership.

Two senior Cabinet ministers are in a public scrap after Kelvin Davis scolded Peeni Henare for not staying in his own lane.

Adrian Orr says his anti-inflation focus is already doing what the government seeks, while an economist says adding house prices into the Reserve Bank's tool box may not make much of a difference.