Andrew Little

Drug testing groups say there is huge demand beyond festivals and they want the resources to branch out.

Before Christmas, the Government rushed through an interim law that enables drug checking for… Audio

Health Minister Andrew Little provides more details on the government's announcement it has secured another two vaccines, enough for every New Zealander and our Pacific partners. Audio

The Royal Commission into the Christchurch terror attack has released its findings, and the government has responded.

The report found under-resourced security agencies, a patchy system for… Audio

Andrew Little is the Minister coordinating the response of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the terrorist attack on Christchurch masjidain on 15 March 2019 report.

He joins Lisa Owen from the… Video, Audio

The Minister responsible for New Zealand's spy agency believes the SIS should apologise to a woman they knew was a victim of rape by her father - if she wants one.

RNZ has revealed the SIS found the… Audio

MPs have raced through four bills in their first proper week of Parliament passing new laws on festival drug testing, Covid-19, and income tax.  Audio

There were plenty of headlines after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern revealed her new Cabinet line-up yesterday, including Nanaia Mahuta becoming the country's first female Foreign Affairs Minister, and… Audio

There have been celebrations and commiserations today - with the initial results of the two referendums released. Preliminary results of the referendum on the End of Life Choice Act show… Audio

The Deputy Prime Minister's job is up for grabs and there are plenty of contenders. Jacinda Ardern says Kelvin Davis's role as deputy leader of the party is safe, but won't say whether that translates… Audio

People's right to privacy on the Internet could change, after several governments -- including New Zealand's -- made another plea to be allowed access to encrypted content.

Minister of Justice Andrew… Audio

Employers are being accused of taking advantage of badly worded wage subsidy rules and not paying workers what they are due.

Businesses getting the subsidy must make their best endeavours to pay… Audio

A woman whose husband was killed in a heli-skiing crash says her fight through the justice system felt like a "David and Goliath" battle.

Adelle Box represented herself at an inquest for her partner… Audio

Strong warnings are being sounded about the risks of postal voting this election, with preparations underway as New Zealand still battles the virus.

The Electoral Commission has geared up for an… Audio

The Justice Minister will consider the need for stalker legislation - after finding out police said they couldn't act after people were stalked and photographed. It comes after First Up aired the… Audio

National party MPs are no longer singing from the same song sheet on whether Maori should be allowed to switch electoral rolls. There have been renewed calls from frustrated Maori who are being… Audio

Andrew Little says he has spoken to WorkSafe about a public perception it has not been prosecuting enough cases.

Little was speaking to Morning Report in the wake of a family coming forward to share… Audio

A huge backlog of court cases should start to clear by early next year with the government spending $50 million on more judges, staff and resources.

Nearly 50,000 cases were adjourned in the District… Audio

The Justice Minister, Andrew Little, says Labour doesn't plan to repeal the three strikes law anytime soon.

The Court of Appeal this week ruled it cannot overturn a seven-year prison sentence for a… Audio