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NZ Herald Live: Finance minister Nicola Willis speaks to the media

Chris Hipkins speaks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge about Winston Peters ruling out working with him after the next election. Video / Herald NOW

Simeon Brown addresses stress on New Zealand's emergency departments. Video / Herald NOW

Nicola Willis speaks to Ryan Bridge about changes to KiwiSaver. Video / Herald Now

Act leader David Seymour spoke to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge about taking part in the renowned Oxford Union debate. Video / Herald Now

NZ Herald Live: PM Christopher Luxon speaks to the media

The Prime Minister is in studio the day after Budget 2025 taking listeners' question with Newstalk ZB's Kerre Woodham. Video / NewstalkZB

Erica Stanford makes teacher workforce announcement at Mt Albert Grammar. Video / Alyse Wright

Nicola Willis' post-Budget event in Wellington.

Young New Zealanders give their thoughts on the Government's Budget 2025 and how it will impact them. Video \ Jason Dorday

Chris Hipkins wants to reverse the changes, but won't commit to a dollar figure.

Debt is projected to increase by $60 to $70 billion over the next five years. Video \ Mark Mitchell

Debt is projected to increase by $60 to $70 billion over the next five years. Video \ Mark Mitchell

Ryan Bridge and an expert panel break down Budget 2025

Te Pāti Māori MPs emerge from Parliament, following the adjourned debate on the suspension of three of them, to be greeted by their supporters. Video / Audrey Young

Deputy Prime Minister was asked to leave the chamber by Speaker Gerry Brownlee after he asked a question deemed not to be in order.

Question time

Parliament is preparing for a potentially lengthy and tense debate over the penalties handed to Te Pāti Māori over last year’s controversial haka in the House. Video/ Mark Mitchell

Rail Minister Winston Peters and Chris Bishop detail how more than $600m in Government funding will help upgrade the country's rail services. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says National isn't willing to make any concessions on the Privileges Committee recommendations.

Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference

Christopher Luxon live with Mike Hosking

Christopher Luxon live with Mike Hosking

Brooke van Velden thinks it is odd Winston Peters would criticise her for using the c-word.