That’s certainly been the case with Act’s David Seymour who will become Luxon’s right-hand man as his deputy on May 31.

David Seymour will not be punished for the stunt in Parliament, the speaker says, but whether police lay charges is up to them.

Luxon says he does not spend much time thinking about Seymour, but has had to talk to him about his "ill-advised" actions.

The Prime Minister has defended his choice not to attend Waitangi this year and says while he may travel in future he does not want the day to be “dominated” by the historic site. Normally the country ...

Waitangi Day in New Zealand is marked by controversy as Māori leaders condemn a proposed bill to redefine the Treaty of ...

Analysis: The Prime Minister is absent, Marama Davidson is back, and David Seymour will front up to his opponents (despite a ...

New Zealand's next Deputy Prime Minister is casting doubt over our future involvement in a landmark climate deal. The Paris ...

Kiri Allan is the latest former politician to voice opposition to the controversial Treaty Principles Bill, telling the ...

Kiri Allan is the latest former politician to voice opposition to the controversial Treaty Principles Bill, speaking on the second day of oral submissions.

Act Party leader David Seymour fears that, as more people leave for Australia, it is more likely New Zealand will elect left-wing governments in the future. While Prime Minister Christopher Luxon ...

A Danish politician is the latest voice from across the Atlantic to forcefully reject President Trump’s proposal for the U.S. to acquire Greenland, telling the newly inaugurated commander in ...

David Beckham has always been a devoted father, but his recent heartfelt speech offered a rare and touching glimpse into his hopes for his 13-year-old daughter Harper’s future. Speaking at ...