PM talks himself back in trouble
COMMENT: English is not as nimble as Key in the dark art of deflection.
COMMENT: English is not as nimble as Key in the dark art of deflection.
COMMENT: It was National's worst day in Government in nearly nine years.
National likes to call the electorate feud a 'family dispute'.
Todd Barclay's press conference showed why he has to go.
The Police withheld English's statement from OIA papers on the investigation.
COMMENT: Labour felt compelled to share more flattering poll results.
The sweetener is a New Zealand cyber security delegation to Israel.
Opinion: Theresa May's election hell has been heaven for headline writers.
Audrey Young: David Seymour's first priority should be to his Act Party.
COMMENT: The bad times served English well. Good times are harder.
COMMENT: Every small blip makes it that much harder to make up ground, says Audrey Young.
COMMENT: New Foreign Minister made a rookie error in his first week, writes Audrey Young.
COMMENT: There was an obvious answer to Labour having no Maori in its first 15 places.
COMMENT:Amy Adams is a nightmare for Opposition parties because she rarely makes mistakes.
Brownlee steps up to new role with biggest uncertainties among NZ's closest allies.
The next step should be backing a bill requiring pay audits by gender.
COMMENT: Just what President Trump means by his plea to "join us" is unknown.
English bizarrely describes the chief of Defence Force as "independent" in the process.
COMMENT: The events of the past week may be a turning point in election year, writes Audrey Young.
COMMENT: David Seymour's greatest success is that he is not reviled, writes Audrey Young.
COMMENT: Unlike other electoral accommodations, the Mana Maori deal is devoid of subtlety.
COMMENT: Dame Fiona Kidman's submission to the select committee on Pike River was study in empathy, writes Audrey Young.
COMMENT: Andrew Little started the year well but the Willie Jackson debacle has damaged his leadership and the party, writes Audrey Young.
COMMENT: What has become clear is that the influence of iwi leaders, especially post- treaty settlement iwi, are becoming a new battleground this election.
COMMENT: Waitangi is special, it hardly needs saying. Sadly February 6 is becoming the day to forget February 5 and the madness of Te Tii Marae.
COMMENT: Shane Jones' is set to join New Zealand First but not everyone in the party is holding up the welcome sign.
The English and Bennett team is bigger than the sum of its parts, writes Audrey Young, after the Prime Minister's State of the Nation address.
COMMENT: The new PM spent nearly five hours at the horse sales in what should be a busy election year, writes Audrey Young.
The pressure is on Little to improve his own performance and the party's image to lift its support, writes Audrey Young.
COMMENT: Bill English was bequeathed his political honeymoon in Europe by John Key.