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Inside the Chief of Staff role: The House chats with Kevin Hague

102

"I just wanted to leave quietly." Former Speaker Adrian Rurawhe farewells Parliament

103

Parliament’s first week a warm-up to the election

104

Parliament begins the year in lament, before debate

105

Adjournment debate: It's déjà vu all over again

106

On their final day MPs consider quality of our final years

107

MPs on Bondi attack: Theme and variations

108

Parliament gets urgent on voting rules and climate targets

109

Penultimate week of the year begins with RMA shakeup

110

Parliament’s gentle pre-Christmas slowdown anything but gentle

111

Scrutiny Week: Politics, oversight and attention

112

Number crunching continues amid high profile scrutiny squabbles

113

Scrutiny Week: A cascade of diminishing attention

114

Scrutiny week kicks off with high profile issues dominating exchanges

115

Urgency ends early after voting gaffe

116

Parliament's penultimate sitting block brings long nights in the House

117

Voting process slows but doesn't stop bills under urgency

118

Clean vehicle bill passed under urgency

119

MPs debate the details under urgency

120

13 bills get urgency treatment in penultimate sitting block of 2025

121

Loophole results in 11 day submission period for fast track amendments

122

Government completes four bills in a week of political sideshows

123

The House: Parliament reacts to the Jevon McSkimming scandal

124

Question time directs rare question to non-Ministerial MP

125

Introducing: Politics NZ

126

From combative words to first words as new MP gives maiden statement

127

A former PM weighs in on Parliament's rules

128

Redress, apologies, and pardons as MPs work on three Treaty settlement bills

129

Regulatory Standards Bill back in the House after a highly engaged public submission period.

130

Behind the scenes at the MP’s library

131

House on Sunday: A power debate, Standing Orders tinkering, and a election date?

132

Parliament delivers two heralds of the 2026 election

133

A question of intent: Takutai Moana Bill passes third reading

134

It's called Question Time, not Answer Time

135

Moe mai rā, Mr Bolger: MPs Lament the death of the "great helmsman"

136

MPs hear submissions on Public Service Bill

137

Sometimes Parliament needs plot summaries

138

'A product of Māori resilience': Oriini Kaipara's maiden statement

139

MPs hash out the details of abuse in state care legislation

140

Good MPs make great quiz team members

141

Groundhog Day as Peter’s delivers third Ministerial Statement on Gaza

142

The third branch: Parliament's relationship with the courts

143

Inside the Beehive’s emergency command bunker

144

Government gets urgent on adoption

145

MPs celebrate Māori language week by arguing in te reo

146

Government passes adoption bill under urgency

147

Moves from the Question Time playbook

148

Politics vs Governance: The Budget finale

149

The four month journey to budget approval

150

Parliament’s workload and pace squeezing out committees

151

The House on Sunday: Parliament's local MP

152

A Tikanga for Parliament

153

The House on Sunday: slow government lawmaking and suggestions of lying

154

Lies, damn lies and parliamentary debate

155

Opposition backbench passes more bills than National backbench

156

Parliament this week: ETS reform, stalking, and spying

157

Spine and Punishment: A review of Swarbrick v Brownlee

158

Political distractions dominate while the House chips away at lawmaking

159

More rates and more debt: MPs hear from Auditor General on Local Councils

160

Palestine: Divining a position from a lack of answers

161

Parliament’s cross-partisan powerhouse and the new law that undermines it

162

House on Sunday: Electoral enrolment changes, & 'Unimportant' bills

163

Parliament's 'rats and mice'

164

Opposition drills into Crown Minerals Bill

165

Speaker nods towards large changes to Question Time

166

House on Sunday: EU MPs and a maiden statement

167

European MPs at Parliament

168

Space, spies, stalking, and extra sittings

169

Peters navigates opposition questions on Gaza

170

Are our politicians 'free to lead'

171

Parliament versus Executive: Regs Review and the Regulatory Standards Bill

172

MPs check in with Parliament's boss

173

New sitting block, new bills

174

"We are watching, we are rising, we will not be silenced": Youth Parliament 2025

175

Making law: A final avalanche of edits

176

House on Sunday: Debating war, mourning death

177

MPs pay tribute to Takutai Tarsh Kemp

178

Bills under urgency

179

Situation in the Middle East: Parliament reacts

180

The House on Sunday: Xu-Nan on scrutiny, and bear pit tactics

181

Tactics from the scrutiny bear pit

182

Peters holds court at foreign affairs scrutiny hearing

183

Lawrence Xu-Nan: Prepping for scrutiny week

184

The House: Morning Tea with Matt Doocey

185

The House: A sentencing hearing in Parliament

186

Two out of three: Parliament's week

187

Health Committee hear submissions on Medicines Amendment Bill

188

Pint of Order! Parliament and Alcohol

189

Categories and strategy: The path of Parliament's members' bills

190

MPs knuckle down for marathon budget urgency

191

Words and Numbers: Budget Day in the House

192

What to expect when you're expecting a Budget: The House chats with James Picker

193

Surprise adjournment cuts short haka punishment debate

194

Sir Anand Satyanand: "The Governor General is deep in the DNA of Parliament”

195

Decoding the Speaker’s reaction to the Privileges Committee report

196

Auditor-General tells MPs Treaty settlement commitments aren't being met by public organisations

197

MPs debate abuse in state care redress system

198

House on Sunday: Parliament debates pay equity claims and farewells a Labour stalwart

199

Labour's 'conviction politician' farewells Parliament

200

The Equal Pay Amendment Bill debate: Fast and furious