The New Zealand government has launched a review of its dog control powers, deeming them "outdated" following a series of fatal dog attacks.

Despite earlier warnings, the New Zealand government has reportedly backed away from its plans to break up the country's supermarket duopoly, leaving the sector unchanged a year later.

Northland iwi and the New Zealand Educational Institute have filed a claim with the Waitangi Tribunal, arguing that the government's removal of schools' Treaty obligations undermines Māori rangatiratanga, partnership, and equity in education.

There are fresh calls for the New Zealand government to pay rates on Crown land, with critics arguing it currently receives a 'free ride'.

The New Zealand government is reportedly considering scrapping its entire clean car standard.

Cross-party Members of Parliament are urging the New Zealand Government to increase funding for Whakaata Māori, the Māori television channel.

New Zealand's government is proposing to abolish its dedicated environment ministry, aiming to reduce bureaucracy. Critics argue this move will dilute accountability and jeopardize nature protections.

The New Zealand government is actively seeking ways to assist families facing increasing costs due to the Middle East conflict, as the nation prepares for potential prolonged uncertainty at the pump and higher energy prices.

The New Zealand government will publicly release the findings of an inquiry into the catastrophic failure of the Moa Point wastewater plant next week. This comes just over five weeks after a massive backflow of sewage flooded the plant, which has been discharging millions of litres of raw sewage into the Cook Strait daily since February.

New Zealand's associate energy minister, Shane Jones, has assured that the physical arrival of fuel is not under threat in the coming months, despite warnings of potential challenges if current conditions persist.

An activist is urging individuals to avoid luxury vehicles like SUVs, which she claims emit significantly more carbon, as the New Zealand government reportedly plans to scrap its clean car standard.

The New Zealand government has postponed the deadline for agencies to submit project funding bids, following a Treasury report indicating that significant trade-offs are still necessary.

A government investigation in New Zealand has uncovered instances of cash wages and other worker breaches within the construction sector.

The New Zealand government plans to give police new powers to 'move on' rough sleepers, a proposal that has been criticized as 'disgraceful' by opposition parties.

The New Zealand government is intensifying efforts to crack down on asylum claims, with a minister stating that the country is perceived as a 'soft touch' by migrants, following reports of murderers and sex offenders among current claimants.

The New Zealand government is receiving advice on potential emergency fuel measures, including purchase limits and stations opening on alternate days. These considerations come amidst concerns over fuel supply and aim to ensure energy security.

The New Zealand government is considering scrapping a 12-cent fuel tax hike next year if economic conditions deteriorate. This flexibility aims to alleviate potential financial burdens on citizens.

Following a challenging week, the New Zealand government is anticipated to face further difficulties, with political commentators predicting a worsening situation.

New evidence regarding coral formations is clashing with the New Zealand government's proposed trawling plan for the South Pacific.

A bike advocacy group has praised a New Zealand government proposal to allow children under 12 to cycle on footpaths, part of a broader set of transport changes including allowing e-scooters in cycle lanes and mandating one-meter passing gaps for drivers.