Jim Bolger, who served from 1990 to 1997, inherited an economic crisis and launched reforms to tackle inflation, deficit, and debt.

Analysis: The former prime minister was never afraid of expressing his opinion, even when facing brutal polling and stormy political seas, but he was skilled at picking his fights.

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Comment: Friends and friendly foes alike recall Jim Bolger as a leader who confounded expectations. He was warm and always open-minded. He listened to experts, he asked questions, he challenged ...

The University of Auckland has voted to make the compulsory paper covering the Treaty of Waitangi optional after one semester ...

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One of his most significant political relationships was with Winston Peters, a Māori MP and eventual Deputy Prime Minister in ...

Greece’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs responsible for the Greek diaspora, Ioannis Loverdos, visited Canberra yesterday ...

Una Jagose was appointed Solicitor-General on 15 February 2016, becoming one of the most influential figures in New Zealand’s ...

After Brisbane, Greece's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ioannis Loverdos, will be in Canberra today and tomorrow, with ...