Amid public debate over a controversial art installation that encourages people to walk on a New Zealand flag, a woman has pledged to pick the flag up from the floor each day in protest. This comes ...

NewstalkZB +110,800 listeners, a 20.7% gain Radio NZ -186,600 listeners, a 29.5% drop Each one individually is remarkable. A 21% increase is listeners in five years is massive, especially at a time ...

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters wants to make it very clear: he won’t be working with Labour after the election if the party is still led by Chris Hipkins. ... “When I ruled out Hipkins in ...

Much of the commentary has focused on how small this Budget is – its $1.3 billion allowance of “new” operating money being the smallest in decades. While correct, that misses the fact that the package ...

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would order the lifting of sanctions on Syria at the behest of Saudi Arabia's crown prince, a major U.S. policy shift ahead of an expected meeting with ...

John Bowie has a great tribute to Bob Jones, that fans would enjoy reading. One extract: He could be irascible, infuriating, and absolutely impossible to pigeonhole. One minute he’d be railing against ...

The Government has binned a tax worth an estimated $100 million each year after threats of retaliation from US President Donald Trump and claims about “overseas extortion” through these types of ...

This poll would see Prime Minister Farage with a majority government. The seat projection on it is: Reform 346 (+341) Labour 145 (-267) Lib Dems 73 (+1) SNP 39 (+30) Conservatives 17 (-104) The cross- ...

Roger Bridge, a much loved, and long-serving member of the National Party and former chair of its Canterbury West Coast region, has died. Bridge was widely respected within party circles for his ...

The latest Yougov net favourability rankings on the Royal Family are: Prince William +59% Princess Catherine +59% Princess Anne +58% Princess Sophie +39% Prince Edward +33% King Charles +32% Princess ...

This got a brief mention late yesterday but it’s worth a repeat. Damien Grant’s pessimistic analysis: “There are historical examples where governments have changed the economic trajectory of their ...