Parliament's Privileges Committee has found MBIE deliberately misled MPs about a cancelled $35 million border technology project, a contempt of Parliament, with no further punishment recommended.
"We wish to be very clear: officials appearing before select committees have an absolute obligation to tell the truth. Being ...
In its findings - published on Wednesday - the Privileges Committee said the officials would have known their incomplete ...
A report by social justice charity Nacro has called for the government to overhaul the prison recall system after figures ...
The committee is learnt to have excluded both the Congress MP’s letter as well as the heated exchanges between the committee ...
The furry intruder broke into Tory MP George Freeman's office at Portcullis House, Westminster, and hid inside a stationary ...
Exclusive: Nearly 100 Labour MPs support commission on changing the system used for Westminster election ...
To amend Articles 32 and 35, and to add a new right in Chapter 3, is to decolonise the Namibian Constitution. It moves us ...
A man has been found guilty of threatening to kill people at two Auckland schools and saying he would destroy police stations ...
China says its cooperation with Iran was conducted within the framework of international law and should not be interfered ...
The Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution it launched were unique because they were focused on ...
David Ennis, formerly known as David Shearing, who murdered six members of the Johnson-Bentley family in British Columbia’s ...
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