A bill on internet censorship shows why giving advice to Parliament is worth the effort. Select Committees, bills change.

Parliament keeps breaking the records for public feedback. Why are New Zealanders getting involved in Parliament’s nitty gritty?

After a busy week in Parliament we explain the new laws you need to know about, and the new bills you might want to comment on.

Parliament had a fast-slow-fast week of debating. Phil Smith looks at why the rhythm changes like an oral salsa dance.

MPs ask a lot of closed questions during Question Time, but it's not a great way to get the answer you want, or any answer.

Parliament lost three weeks of debating time recently. Now the government is clawing back time to get things done, like bills on counter-terrorism, drinking water and a Matariki holiday.

Spring has come to Wellington and to Parliament. One is blustery at best, the other is slowly filling with masked MPs.

The members' bills that flew through Parliament this week, and those that failed; including bills on disability dogs, autonomous sanctions and local body conflicts of interest.

After a month without progress on debating bills Parliament returned to the debating chamber this week for some full throttle law-making, making up for lost time.

Parliament is back to normal(ish) with MPs flexing their vocal chords, and some comments and misconceptions about the House's microphones.