We were warned that Australia’s expanded capital gains tax had cooled housing markets and could have harmed New Zealand ...

New surveys show National’s plan is working National’s plan to fix and grow the economy is working, with two new independent ...

A plan was set out to double exports by 2034 after food and fibre exports reached a record $65.2bn; new rules cut red tape.

Labour cannot be trusted on gangs, as much as Chris Hipkins tries to claim otherwise, National’s Justice spokesperson Paul ...

Shops will be able to sell plug-in solar panels off the shelf within the first six months of a re-elected National Government ...

We were asked to clarify the rate and scope of a proposed bed tax so Kiwis knew exactly how much holidays would cost.

National outlined a fiscal plan that prioritised lowering debt, aimed for a 2028/29 surplus, and protected frontline services ...

Officials appeared to give mixed messages about whether a daily hour of reading, writing and maths would be mandated.

Simeon Brown warned Labour’s capital gains tax would widen rapidly, citing an $18bn funding gap and examples from Australia ...

We prioritised water and fertiliser security, funding storage projects, irrigation standards and fertiliser supply agreements ...

We recorded four months' extra maths progress (2024-26) and modest gains in reading and vocabulary, which signalled improving ...

We started Mill Road Stage One construction, progressed route protection for Stages Two and Three, reduced congestion and ...