Christopher Luxon says he has nothing further to add after a bombshell document release from Winston Peters' office.
Politics
Fri, May 1
A former high-ranking National Cabinet minister has doubts the coalition, made up of National, NZ First and ACT, will make it to the election campaign intact.
Before question time today, Peters was asked by reporters who in his office made the error of releasing sensitive emails about NZ's stance on the US-Israeli bombing of Iran.
New Zealand
Thu, Apr 30
Her comments came after Luxon and Peters held talks following the release of emails over New Zealand's stance on the US-Israeli bombing of Iran.
The Prime Minister says he called Winston Peters to his Beehive office on Wednesday night where he told him he expected better political judgement from his foreign minister.
Luxon will no longer appear every week, as he has during his time as PM - instead, his availability will be on a case-by-case basis.
Tue, Apr 28
The senior minister said the saga around Stuart Smith and caucus was "not a tidy situation", calling it "pretty frustrating all round".
Thu, Apr 23
National’s chief whip Stuart Smith has told media he did not try to contact Prime Minister Christopher Luxon over flagging caucus support before Easter.
Wed, Apr 22
Nicola Willis says Winston Peters was "trying to cause mischief" with his comments.
Christopher Luxon finally conceded days of anonymous discontent from some MPs in his caucus had done damage he could not absorb by simply ignoring them.
Tue, Apr 21
Follow the latest from 1News reporters at Parliament.
Party MPs gathered in Wellington for the first time in three weeks, on the back of poor polling and continued speculation about Luxon’s leadership.
Poor polling and caucus unrest were brushed aside as MPs backed Prime Minister Christopher Luxon ahead of a crucial caucus meeting.
The National leader spoke to Breakfast’s Tova O’Brien after a 1News poll delivered bad news for the PM.
Mon, Apr 20
1News Political Editor on the big implications for the Prime Minister of a poll result which suggests the coalition could be kicked out of power.
Sun, Apr 19
"We need to do better," he told 1News after recording his worst-ever party vote result as Prime Minister in the 1News Verian poll.
The results of the 1News Verian poll show that if an election were to be held today Labour and its partners would knock the coalition out of power.
The results of the 1News Verian poll, carried out amid the fuel crisis and after the PM's Cabinet reshuffle, will be released at 6pm.
"I talk to my caucus all the time. I'm very confident I have the full support of my caucus," the Prime Minister said.
Fri, Apr 17
Poor polling has heaped pressure on the Prime Minister in recent months.
Energy officials revealed one "small shipment" has been delayed in Singapore, with warnings that delays around fuel shipping are becoming more frequent.
Wed, Apr 15
"They know that there is supply of fuel in the country, and that's because I think we've done some good work on it," Luxon says.
Mon, Apr 13
The PM spoke from Auckland following the latest update on NZ's fuel stocks.
Christopher Luxon says broad‑based support would be "unaffordable and irresponsible", as diesel prices rise faster than petrol and pressure grows on Kiwis.
Tue, Apr 7
Support has risen for all coalition parties, while support has dropped for all opposition parties.
