Breakfast

Banning foreign buyers, reducing immigration numbers - these are just some of Winston Peters's proposed housing policies. Could they factor into coalition talks, and the property market?

A group advocating to end religious education in state schools is launching a campaign to inform parents about what their children are being taught.

French lawmakers are considering making wolf-whistling illegal. Should NZ follow suit?

Both ANZ and Westpac say they will not follow Australian banks and drop ATM fees despite making billion-dollar profits - a move Consumer NZ says is "unreasonable".

Our emergency services are fed up with responding to call-outs for routine lifting of the morbidly obese. Is this fair?

Are you ready for a second helping of My Kitchen Rules NZ, the Breakfast edition? The teams are back in the kitchen, where they discovered a surprise third guest.