Greenpeace Critiques NZ First's $1b Oil and Gas Exploration Plan
Greenpeace argues that NZ First's pledge for oil and gas funding should be redirected to renewable energy initiatives.
Firearms Safety Authority Responds to Lobby Group Claims
The Firearms Safety Authority rebukes a firearms lobby group over allegations of police bullying and standover tactics.
NZ as a Leader in Global Disarmament Efforts
New Zealand is viewed as a leader in a coalition focused on creating a new approach to global disarmament.
NZ Considers Joining Fiji-Australia Defence Alliance
New Zealand engages with Australia and Fiji on joining the Ocean of Peace Alliance for regional defence cooperation.
Minister Criticises Forest and Bird on Game Animal Bill Debate
Forest and Bird condemned the Game Animal Council Bill, claiming it favours trophy hunters over conservation efforts.
Conservation Amendment Bill submissions deadline extended
The deadline for submissions on the Conservation Amendment Bill has been extended by 10 days to encourage broader discussion.
Bill Banning Climate Tort Cases Passes First Reading
A bill banning climate tort cases has passed its first reading, with Labour promising repeal if it wins government.
Trade Partners Scrutinise NZ Climate Policy After Swarbrick EU Letter
UK officials have already questioned NZ climate policy under free trade deals. Todd McClay rejects breach claims after Chlöe Swarbrick asked the EU to investigate.
Midwives Applaud Labour’s Maternity Plans Amid Criticism
Labour's new maternity plans receive support from midwives, easing concerns, while ACT expresses dissatisfaction.
NZ First Criticises New Coward Punch Law as 'Window Dressing'
NZ First expresses disappointment over the new coward punch law, calling it ineffective and merely decorative.
NZ and Australia Strengthen Ties at Annual Leaders' Meeting
PM Christopher Luxon and Australia's Anthony Albanese wrap up their Annual Leaders' Meeting with fresh commitments to cooperation and regional resilience.