Last year MPs started a long debate on a speech outlining the government's plans for the next parliamentary term and this week they finally finished it off.

Parliament is back and so is Question Time. The first week involved releasing a head of steam by firing a lot of grapeshot.

Submissions are invited on a bill changing laws around the establishment of Māori wards by councils but they must be in by is 5pm Thursday 11 February.

The summer is waning and MPs are back in the chamber lobbing incendiary verbiage across no-mans land. Yes, Parliament is back in session.

New MPs are declaring what they'll focus on during their time at Parliament including housing, living wages, firearms law, and poverty.

Parliament is over for the year. But helpfully, MPs have left you with multiple summer projects to work on.

It’s the final week of Parliament, and MPs are stuffing their stockings with every kind of debate possible. Well almost.

MPs have raced through four bills in their first proper week of Parliament passing new laws on festival drug testing, Covid-19, and income tax.

The new parliament has a different shape, and very different maths. As a result Question Time will also be quite a different beast.

Parliament agreed a motion to declare a climate emergency that had something unusual - specifics.