Without the fire and fanfare of the previous Govt's three waters reforms, Local Government Minister Simeon Brown has this ...

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Newsroom's annual political awards covers the good, the bad, and the ugly from a phenomenal year in the Beehive and beyond.

Despite a law against paying employees differently based on their gender, we've still got a gender pay gap. A new bill could ...

Opinion: A creeping rise in support for the centre-left bloc should serve as a warning to National and its coalition partners ...

New Zealanders who fell victim to businesses failing and restructuring in 2024 tell Newsroom of their relief at finding new ...

Charles de Gaulle emerged from his crisis with enhanced authority and a clear mandate for reform. French President Emmanuel ...

Analysis: The Green Party's alternative emissions reduction plan can serve as the platform for a substantive debate on ...

Comment: Every year, the MediaRoom column nominates outstanding performances or products in NZ journalism. This year's top accolade goes to the man who knew too much.

This new Number of the Day is based on 42 very, very costly words in an 18-month old Treasury report, and some 'spotty' costings out of China and Korea, writes Jonathan Milne.

There's a lot more these parties agree on than don't,' charity official says, urging bipartisan action on a growing concern – modern slavery ...

Govt walks a fine line between providing safeguards for health consumers, and maximising the potential for export growth trading off NZ's clean, green brand, writes Jonathan Milne.