Sherman, Maiki

The price of butter has increased by more than 60% in the last year.

Fonterra boss quizzed as concern over price of butter spreads

Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell had several meetings with various political parties — 1News joined with some questions on behalf of Kiwi shoppers.

Tue, Jul 22

4:15

Hundreds of jobs at Otago gold mine in doubt over ‘business critical permit’

OceanaGold says it’s had its permit to clear an area of grassland denied over concerns around the relocation of lizards.

Wed, Jul 9

2:48

NZ First MP Tanya Unkovich suddenly quits Parliament

1News revealed the surprise announcement this morning.

Fri, Jun 27

Te Pāti Māori MP Takutai Tarsh Kemp dies

The party released a statement on Thursday morning saying it was "heartbroken" to confirm news of their MP's death in the early hours of this morning.

Thu, Jun 26

4:21

Delegation in Beijing to boost business and tourism prospects for New Zealand.

Luxon's trade delegation lands in China amid world unrest

The Prime Minister touched down in Shanghai with questions immediately to answer about the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.

Wed, Jun 18

4:20

Fonterra boss quizzed as concern over price of butter spreads

Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell had several meetings with various political parties — 1News joined with some questions on behalf of Kiwi shoppers.

Tue, Jul 22

4:15

Hundreds of jobs at Otago gold mine in doubt over ‘business critical permit’

OceanaGold says it’s had its permit to clear an area of grassland denied over concerns around the relocation of lizards.

Wed, Jul 9

2:48

NZ First MP Tanya Unkovich suddenly quits Parliament

1News revealed the surprise announcement this morning.

Fri, Jun 27

Te Pāti Māori MP Takutai Tarsh Kemp dies

The party released a statement on Thursday morning saying it was "heartbroken" to confirm news of their MP's death in the early hours of this morning.

Thu, Jun 26

4:21

Luxon's trade delegation lands in China amid world unrest

The Prime Minister touched down in Shanghai with questions immediately to answer about the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.

Wed, Jun 18

4:20

Christopher Luxon speaks with 1News political editor Maiki Sherman ahead of his trip to China.

Christopher Luxon gears up for meeting with China's Xi

The Prime Minister spoke with Maiki Sherman about the importance of the visit to China.

Tue, Jun 17

2:54

May 2025

Commerce Minister says banks are “surely entitled to the same judicial fairness as any other entity or person.

National accused of putting needs of banks before everyday Kiwis

Legislation being introduced could mean two big Australian-owned lenders avoid paying millions of dollars in refunds.

Thu, May 29

2:59

March 2025

Valocity Global founder and CEO Carmen Vicelich.

The NZ company already making a splash in India

Digital fin-tech company Valocity Global is experienced in India's market – and has signalled its excitement about future opportunities while travelling on the Prime Minister’s business delegation this week.

Thu, Mar 20

4:02

Modi alleges 'anti-India activity' by 'illegal elements' in NZ

The comments came as India's Prime Minister and Christopher Luxon met in New Delhi.

Tue, Mar 18

1:06

NZ and India to start free trade negotiations

Christopher Luxon announced New Zealand and India have formally launched negotiations on a Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement as he arrives in New Delhi.

Mon, Mar 17

1:06

December 2024

Minister for Social Development and Employment Louise Upston.

Number of people on Jobseeker benefit shoots up

The Government's target to get tens of thousands of people off the Jobseeker benefit and into work by 2030 isn't on track.

December 2, 2024

3:35

November 2024

Willie Jackson, Chris Hipkins and Reuben Davidson

Taxes and Treaty on the agenda at Labour conference

There's been strong debate internally over Labour's future tax policy, including a wealth tax or capital gains tax, while the Treaty Principles Bill was also at the forefront.

November 30, 2024

4:40

Treaty Principles Bill: Protest in debating chamber prompts complaints

All three Government coalition partners are calling for tougher rules at Parliament after Te Pāti Māori MP Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke ripped up a copy of the bill.

November 20, 2024

2:22

October 2024

BlueFloat Energy has cancelled plans for wind farms off the coast of Taranaki and Waikato in part due to competition for allocation of the seabed.

Wind farm plan scrapped, 'key uncertainties' include allocation of seabed

The decision has been blamed due in part to a fast-tracked seabed mining decision made by the Government.

October 24, 2024

2:19

Exclusive: Darleen Tana says she's 'relieved' to leave Parliament

The Green Party stands by its processes, with co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick saying she is glad the saga is over.

October 22, 2024

3:08

The poll results are a welcome boost to Christopher Luxon, whose preferred PM ratings have been low on a historical comparison.

Maiki Sherman: Poll snapshots paint mixed picture for parties

Analysis: This week’s 1News Verian poll shed light on the year’s political successes and struggles, with one coalition partner teetering close to the danger zone and a few surprises for the opposition.

October 19, 2024

6:24

September 2024

The coalition government was seeking to overturn a Court of Appeal ruling relating to the Marine and Coastal Area Act.

Supreme Court should 'stand up' on customary rights dispute - Parker

The Labour MP criticised what he said was a short select committee consultation process.

September 25, 2024

10:08

NZ-UAE free trade deal could be signed off as early as Thursday

The UAE Minister of State for Foreign Trade Dr Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi arrived at Parliament this evening.

September 25, 2024

1:42

August 2024

But with a price tag of several million dollars, there’s questions over whether it’s a good use of taxpayer money.

'Totally mad': Up to $7m to be spent on new ministerial offices

The opposition has accused the Government of hypocrisy over the move, but Finance Minister Nicola Willis believed it was sound spending.

August 27, 2024

2:24

1News can reveal other departments may pick up the responsibilities of the office and the proposal is being discussed at Cabinet.

Axe understood to be hanging over Office for Māori Crown Relations

1News can reveal other departments could pick up the responsibilities of the office and the issue is being discussed at Cabinet.

August 9, 2024

2:23

Foreign policy is being staked out as the coalition Govt visits “like-minded” nations.

Govt claims documents prove Labour began AUKUS consideration

Labour's foreign affairs spokesperson David Parker said the documents are "nothing new" and the party "remains unconvinced" on the controversial security agreement.

August 2, 2024

2:25