Catherine McGregor

Lower prices, dropping interest rates and looser mortgage regulations are helping young buyers to enter the market, writes Catherine McGregor in today's extract from The Bulletin.

It just received a deluge of opposing submissions, but Seymour's plan to reintroduce charter schools looks unstoppable, writes Catherine McGregor in today's extract from The Bulletin.

The Leader of the House says it's ‘a rambunctious place' right now. His Act colleagues allege more serious problems – including bullying and racial harassment, writes Catherine McGregor in today's extract from The Bulletin.

The government is investing $20 million into improving maths teaching in primary schools, as studies show New Zealand kids are among the world's least numerate, writes Catherine McGregor in today's extract from The Bulletin.

The legislation was announced to great fanfare last year, but the new government says addressing forced labour is ‘not a priority' right now, writes Catherine McGregor in today's extract from The Bulletin.

It was a scary day for investors, but the long-term effects may be minimal, writes Catherine McGregor in today's extract from The Bulletin.

Joining forces on water services will be ‘optional' for councils – but the government's retaining the right to make them partner up, writes Catherine McGregor in today's extract from The Bulletin.

An in-control Kamala Harris won the night by baiting her opponent into increasingly incoherent rage. And then Taylor Swift weighed in.

Donald Trump's ‘increasingly unstable and unhinged' behaviour is providing fodder for Kamala Harris as they enter the final stretch.

Few could have predicted the size and scale of his success last night.