Contrary to Groundswell's assertions, pricing livestock pollution is reasonable, rooted in science and will see global greenhouse emissions fall.

Opinion: Why are the Government, the media and so-called road safety experts so intent on fear-mongering?

The health budget blowout is one of the first issues the Government has faced that has arisen entirely under its watch.

The failure of government agencies to examine the potential impacts of Long Covid makes it impossible to make informed decisions on public health policy.

Transport Minister Simeon Brown wouldn't say whether the Government will completely scrap the targets for reducing private car usage.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon now says the allowance was a "distraction", just hours after saying he was entitled to the money and was not breaking any rules.

By giving in to the bullies on Parliament's lawn, the police have ensured the occupation won't end anytime soon.

The Ministry of Health publicly reports case numbers only once a week, but it still uploads the raw data daily. Newsroom's daily charts page automatically provides the latest updates.

Days of encrypted chats reveal the inside story of how New Zealand's convoy was hijacked by the far-right fringe.

The Green Party is on track for its best ever electoral result. The co-leaders speak to Newsroom about how their campaign has got them there.

The hundreds of Covid-19 deaths, thousands of hospitalisations and tens of thousands of Long Covid patients won't disappear just because the country has plugged its ears to the virus.

The first authoritative NZ research reveals the heartbreaking impact of the Long Covid illness on patients' lives

Pundits want to see New Zealand ditch its elimination goal in favour of a Sweden-style herd immunity strategy. What would that look like?

National used figures from as far back as 2015 without adjusting for increased costs since then, leaving a gap of at least $2.5 billion in its roading budget, reports @marcdaalder

Endemic Covid-19 could still be expected to kill between five and 10 New Zealanders a day, a toll three to six times greater than that of seasonal influenza.

Rejecting the technical amendments could produce a 'knock-on effect', undermining global faith in international health rules, foreign diplomats told New Zealand.

Rod Oram, a treasured Newsroom colleague and leading business and climate commentator in NZ public life for decades, has died in Auckland from injuries suffered in a cycling accident.

National used figures from as far back as 2015 without adjusting for increased costs since then, leaving a gap of at least $2.5 billion in its roading budget, reports @marcdaalder

A group of academics, led by health experts, have put forward a controversial plan to phase out New Zealand's stringent public health measures, but does their data stack up?

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon now says the allowance was a "distraction", just hours after saying he was entitled to the money and was not breaking any rules.

Attorney-General Judith Collins cautions her colleagues that "rushing legislation and skipping steps increase the risk that we get it wrong". Marc Daalder reports.

World Wildlife Fund NZ chief executive says National's plan to restore offshore oil and gas exploration will meet significant international backlash

James Shaw's limited delegation to the Glasgow climate summit has been the target of bad faith attacks weaponising the frustrations of Kiwis stuck overseas.

While people are more concerned about climate change in New Zealand than elsewhere, they are less willing to take the most effective actions to fight it.

Ministers were told that removing the mask requirement on public transport would increase hospital admissions by a quarter and disproportionately hit Māori and Pasifika.