New Zealand parliamentarian Chloe Swarbrick was ordered to leave parliament on Tuesday during a heated debate over the ...

"I think he has lost the plot," added Luxon, who heads the center-right coalition government. "What we are seeing overnight, the attack on Gaza City, is utterly, utterly unacceptable." ...

If we find six of 68 government MPs with a spine, we can stand on the right side of history,' Greens co-leader Chloe ...

The move, which follows similar actions by other Western nations, has been met with fury from Israel and scepticism from some ...

Audrey Young, Senior Political Correspondent at the New Zealand Herald based at Parliament, specialises in writing about politics and power. Would recognising Palestine be rewarding terrorism by Hamas ...

The New Zealand government said it is considering recognition of a state of Palestine, with a formal decision to be taken in ...

The Government will formally weigh up New Zealand’s position on the recognition of the state of Palestine over the next month ...

Winston Peters notes humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is rightly at forefront of global agenda - Anadolu Ajansı ...

David Seymour says it is a complex decision that should not be rushed, while Helen Clark says NZ is now behind the pack.

Australia’s announcement comes as Canada, France and the United Kingdom are also preparing to formally recognise Palestine at ...

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said on Wednesday that Israel’s leader Benjamin Netanyahu had “lost the plot” ...

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