About a hundred disgruntled licensed gun owners have descended on the New Zealand First conference to tell the party leader Winston Peters that they feel like victims. The group holding placards across the road from the party's conference in Christchurch......
New Zealand First members will vote on a policy today that would allow businesses of all sizes to enforce 90-day trials when they employ people straight out of prison. The remit is one of many that will come up for debate at the party's annual......
The defeated Porirua mayor Mike Tana is demanding an independent investigation into leaked emails about his spending, which he believes destroyed his chance of re-election. In mid-September, in the middle of a furious election campaign, the one-term......
New Zealand First MP Clayton Mitchell is demanding an apology from security guards who booted him out of a Tauranga bar on Saturday night, describing them as politically-motivated "buffoons". Party leader Winston Peters said video footage......
The Police Association says Police Minister Stuart Nash will be breaking his promise if he doesn't include staff turnover in the government's police staffing target. Up until yesterday Mr Nash said the government was striving for 1800 additional......
National's leader Simon Bridges says his party will pull its support for the new anti-terrorism legislation if the minister doesn't meet with them next week and start negotiating in good faith. But Justice Minister Andrew Little is accusing......
Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway has defended granting residency to a man with multiple drink-driving convictions saying they'd been in the country for 20 years and had kept out of trouble for a long time. Immigration NZ has confirmed the......
The Prime Minister has turned Police Minister Stuart Nash's 'aspirational' target of hiring 1800 new police officers into an ironclad promise. The Clutha District is just one area crying out for additional police staff. Mayor Bryan Cadogan......
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters says he has sympathy for Hans Dalton's whānau but can't do anything for them. The psychiatric patient was found half-submerged in a water drum his Tafa'igata prison cell in Samoa on Boxing Day 2012. Samoan......
