Jo Moir

分析人士称，中央介入地方事务的举动意味着如果"乱局"没有得到改善，相关部长则难辞其咎。

Analysis - If the outcome of the intervention is no better than the current "shambles", it is Luxon, Willis, Brown and Bishop who will also wear the blame.

The Prime Minister has defended Bayly - saying that although his behaviour had fallen short he had "unreservedly" and "genuinely" apologised.

The government is reviewing the management of the highly-disputed land after the Crown purchased it.

The Speaker of the House has been asked to investigate how an email complaining about Andrew Bayly's behaviour was received and then later disappeared from a Labour MP's parliamentary inbox.

The two countries have locked horns for years over NZ dairy exporters' access to the Canadian market. Audio

The country's mega-ministry has been incorrectly calculating its cost benefit analysis for taxpayer-funded events for more than two years. Audio

Analysis - RNZ understands the Cabinet Office would have eventually released it, but the narrative and claims of shady deals had grown loud enough to warrant getting it out earlier. Audio

The government has released a huge tranche of documents that show discussions between officials and ministers on which Fast-track projects would get the green light.

There is no reason the findings of a Court of Inquiry into the Manawanui sinking could not to be made public, the Foreign Minister says.

In an interview with RNZ, NZ First's Casey Costello has said she will release 'independent advice' about what she says are the merits of heated tobacco products.

There has been no head of the public service for seven months, and RNZ understands there is now just one name lined up for the top job.

David MacLeod had failed to disclose more than $178,000 in donations in 2022, and another $10,000 in 2023.

Movers have been shifting the Prime Minister's belongings to the official residence over the past few days.

No discussions or proposals for replacements have gone to Cabinet in the nine months since the government cancelled the new fleet.

Watch: Politicians react as Coster's resignation announced, he will head the new social investment agency. Audio

The finance minister says it would be "premature" to blame any delay on a difference of opinion among the three governing parties.

Analysis - Winston Peters and Helen Clark disagree more often than not lately, but on this they're united. Audio

Its "precarious" financial position isn't the most pressing, Lester Levy says.

The coalition is under fire from officials, the Law Society and the opposition for adding a controversial clause but Paul Goldsmith says the charges are easy to avoid. Audio

Cabinet has issued a new directive to create a "colourblind" public service that focuses solely on need, not race. Audio

新西兰公共服务部门的服务未来将以"实际需求"为导向，不再对特定族裔采取优先服务的做法。

All costs associated with travelling to a national apology for survivors of abuse in care will be covered free of charge.

The Ministry of Justice told the coalition the bill isn't "grounded in the Treaty" and isn't supported by evidence.

The health minister is worried about the tone and nature it might take in coming months as the controversial Treaty Principles Bill heads to Parliament.