Politics

Labour's Priyanca Radhakrishnan and ACT's Parmjeet Parmar claim support for their respective members' bills.

A Ministry of Froeign Affairs and Trade spokesperson said, "Any future climate finance commitment beyond 2025 is yet to be determined by the government." Audio

The Supreme Court had ordered the national parliament to resume sitting on Tuesday to hear the motion. Audio

The Treaty Principles Bill is all but dead, but the fallout from a protest haka in Parliament has Te Pāti Māori MPs at odds with the Privileges Committee

Ethnic leaders say they feel encouraged and hopeful, but words must be put into action.

Less than a month after his previous visit, Manuel Valls intends to further talks on the French Pacific territory's political future.

Trade officials see the game as an important part of their outreach efforts with the South Asian nation.

The Parliamentary Service Commission wants DeepSeek, WeChat, Red Note and CapCut deleted from all devices connected to the parliamentary network.

The Crimes Act will be amended to allow retailers and members of the public to make citizen's arrests at any time of the day and use reasonable restraints when doing so.

Chair Sunny Kaushal defends compensation for his work with the group as an announcement from the government on crime looms.

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer joined more than 400 people in Rarotonga on Tuesday morning to protest against Prime Minister Mark Brown's government.

Labour says students have been "misled" but education minister David Seymour says they have always described the meals as 'halal friendly'.

Prime minister reaffirms a campaign commitment to deepen New Zealand's relationship with India "big time".

Tonga's Prime Minister 'Aisake Eke has been officially appointed by King Tupou VI.

Police Minister Mark Mitchell is set to take up the ethnic communities' portfolio from Lee on Friday 24 January.

New Caledonia's government portfolios and their respective ministers have been announced 13 days after its President was elected.

The first day of the first sitting of Samoa's parliament has ended with the PM saying if a vote of no confidence is tabled against her, she will advise the head of state to dissolve parliament.

Delegates from the US-aligned Pacific have spoken about working with the new US president for their territories.

Over 180,000 registered voters are expected to cast their votes today with polls now open in Vanuatu.

Analysis - With just over a year left in her tenure as Prime Minister of Samoa, Fiame Naomi Mata'afa faces political upheaval.