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The Government’s confusion over the United Nations Global Compact on Migration shows an absence of accountability, National’s Foreign Affairs spokesperson Todd McClay says.
The Opportunities Party is delighted with the results of the first-ever party election:
Embattled Housing Minister Phil Twyford’s refusal to answer questions about why the Head of KiwiBuild Stephen Barclay is ‘out of the office’ shows that the programme continues to be in a state of disorganisation and chaos, National’s Housing spokesperson Judith Collins says.
Media Release Early Childhood Council: Petition delivered to steps of Parliament The Early Childhood Council today delivered a petition to Parliament seeking scrutiny of the way the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is applied to Pasifika early childhood education teachers.
Long-time Hastings District Council rural community board member Peter Kay was farewelled by the council last week, having tendered his resignation at the end of October.
It’s time to link parliamentary salaries to the average wage so that elected members are rewarded according to the benefit the country gains from their service.
Two independent advisers will help Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Kris Faafoi find the best way for people with life-shortening conditions to withdraw their KiwiSaver funds when they need to retire.
New Zealand First will oppose Nikki Kaye’s "Education (Strengthening Second Language Learning in Primary and Intermediate Schools) Amendment Bill.
The Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor has delivered a report on preventing family violence and reducing incarceration rates today.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters will travel to Washington D.C. tomorrow for talks with US Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo and other senior members of the US Administration.
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