Updated 29 April 2026 Lord Hanson of FlintMinister of State2 Marsham StreetLondonSW1P 4DF Lord Davies of GowerHouse of Lords We are writing with details of a final tranche of government amendments which we have today tabled for Lords Report stage. These amendments (copy attached) again…
The continuing improvement in the government's books highlights the importance of sticking with the plan that is working, National's Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says. "The financial statements for the first three months of the year, released today, show the operating…
Ollie Schmid will make his second appearance in the UFC this weekend in Las Vegas, after a whirlwind debut in May. Video / Christopher Reive Chris Hipkins joins The Front Page to reflect on the campaign. Will we know who won…
Will we know who won on election night? Katie Bradford, Tim Hurdle and Adam Pearse unpack the Michael Laws fallout, Opportunity’s 5% gamble and the seats to watch. Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks to the media in New Lynn. Video / Stuff…
The Democracy Innovation Award has been given to the KlimaSeniorinnen initiative from Switzerland. The group was announced as the 2026 winner by the Council of Europe at the closing session of the World Forum for Democracy. The KlimaSeniorinnen Schweiz initiative is…
The Parliamentary sitting schedule for 2027 has been released. The House of Assembly will sit for 15 weeks and the Legislative Council for 14 weeks. An additional week is scheduled for both Budget Estimates and Government Business Scrutiny hearings. The Tasmanian Government will…
National has the positive long-term plan to keep growing the economy, lift incomes, pay down government debt and set New Zealand up for a more secure future. "This Saturday, New Zealanders will choose the next government. The election will be…
The bottom two rows are the only entries that count as established, and both are negative findings. That is a thin base for a story this loud. The responsible reading says a request was reported, its details are attributed to…
Tuesday 27 October 2026 A working democracy among dictatorships, a serious industrial economy and a state in which one in five citizens was German. Why Czechs still measure against it. It lasted twenty years. It began with the proclamation described in creation…
Tuesday 27 October 2026 Polls said most citizens wanted to stay together, no referendum was held, and the state was gone by 1 January 1993 without violence. How two leaders did it. At midnight on 31 December 1992 Czechoslovakia ceased to exist, and the Czech Republic…
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