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Sponsor unhappy over Zimbabwe crisis

Labour in gun over party ads says Act

Act took $44,000 'perk'

CYF staff unlikely to face blame for death

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Act's ad campaign an extension of National's

Copycat billboards artful Act to get message across

<EM>Colin James:</EM> Where has Clark’s competent Government gone?

Labour and National neck and neck

Andy Poulsen withdraws from Act list

Anti-nuclear artists plan to restore protest art

Clark bolsters anti-smack bill

Economist aims for Parliament

'Three strikes' crime cure, says Act

<EM>Audrey Young:</EM> Struggle to get Act together

Act's last-ditch push for Banks

Hide unfazed by reports of leadership challenge

Child smacking bill on election agenda

MP's bid to water down anti-nuclear laws set to fail

Candidate switches from National to Act

Labour after more of election pot

National gains on Labour

Labour defends official crest on billboards

<EM>Adam Gifford:</EM> Returns coming in from a canny investment

Poll finds majority opposed to pylons

ACT announces rural policy

Act's plan for tax changes would cost $5.7 billion

Name change meeting turns into shouting match

Act party reveals tax policy

Spelling of mountain's name sparks row

<EM>Political reaction:</EM> What party leaders say about the budget

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Reaction from opposition politicians

Desparate Act wooing John Banks

Prebble won't comment on report of split

Good tenants’ lose home

Sponsor unhappy over Zimbabwe crisis

Labour in gun over party ads says Act

Act took $44,000 'perk'

CYF staff unlikely to face blame for death

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Act's ad&nbsp;campaign an extension of National's

Copycat billboards artful Act to get message across

<EM>Colin James:</EM> Where has Clark’s competent Government gone?

Labour and National neck and neck

Andy Poulsen withdraws from Act list

Anti-nuclear artists plan to restore protest art

Clark bolsters anti-smack bill

Economist aims for Parliament

'Three strikes' crime cure, says Act

<EM>Audrey Young:</EM> Struggle to get Act together

Act's last-ditch push for Banks

Hide unfazed by reports of leadership challenge

Child smacking bill on election agenda

MP's bid to water down anti-nuclear laws set to fail

Candidate switches from National to Act

Labour after more of election pot

National gains on Labour

Labour defends official crest on billboards

<EM>Adam Gifford:</EM> Returns coming in from a canny investment

Poll finds majority opposed to pylons

ACT announces rural policy

Act's plan for tax changes would cost $5.7 billion

Name change meeting turns into shouting match

Act party reveals tax policy

Spelling of mountain's name sparks row

<EM>Political reaction:</EM> What party leaders say about the budget

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Reaction from opposition politicians

Desparate Act wooing John Banks

Prebble won't comment on report of split

Good tenants’ lose home

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Act's ad campaign an extension of National's