This week the Government is tidying its books before the new budget, getting retrospective permission for extra cash that left the national wallet.

Young Pasifika in Christchurch have set up their own Parliament to make sure their voices are heard by the real Parliament in Wellington.

We meet the men who 'push the MP's buttons', controlling their voices via a small replica of the chamber.

Paramedics, students, and funeral directors tell the Maori Affairs Committee  their views on how tupapaku (deceased) should be managed.

A special debate on climate change and two former ministers get new jobs.

A women’s loan fund says New Zealand should align its law with other countries and cap the rate of interest on borrowing.

A petition is prompting the Government to ban Kiwisaver from illegal weapons investments.

New Zealand leads the developed world in reported intimate partner violence. The Whanau and Family Violence Legislation Bill aims to stem the tide of abuse.

Former Labour leader and departing MP David Cunliffe says goodbye to Parliament with a reminder of the role of an MP.

Almost two years ago 19-year-old Alex Renton was given special approval to use medicinal cannabis now his mother is fighting for others to have access.