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British MP killing 'devastating', PM Jacinda Ardern says
Opposition leader also spoke about MP's killing, calling it a "sad day for democracy".
Opposition leader also spoke about MP's killing, calling it a "sad day for democracy".
Questions from National's heartland ask if the party is lost - and how it can be found.
As many as 2000 anti-lockdown protesters gathered at last Saturday's protest.
A Republican-backed review of the election in Arizona has ended with nothing new.
The Samoan Prime Minister and her predecessor embraced to cheers in Parliament today.
California Governor defeated a recall aimed at kicking him out of office.
New York Times: We thought we knew what had been lost on 9/11. We had no idea.
OPINION: After the tragedy comes the debate into how Friday's attack happened.
This week Parliament was in recess, but was scheduled to resume next Tuesday.
New York Times: Adherence to facts cannot overcome adherence to the party line.
Parliament's Speaker Trevor Mallard is taking democracy and debate to schools.
Time to have your say on how councillors are elected. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
97% of hospital patients unvaccinated as are 99.5% of those who die. When should govt act?
Judith Collins on media bias, law and order, hate speech and other bugbears.
Pedro Castillo defeated right-wing politician Keiko Fujimori by just 44,000 votes.
OPINION: The Great Communicator needs to work on her communication.
OPINION: The public's expectations will only mount with each jab, each passing month.
'Move on,' says a local government expert who supported the commission appointment.
Sudan's successful changes are crumbling under political games and an economic crisis.
The disciplinary committee ruled that Giuliani made false statements as Trump's lawyer.
New York Times: The former US president is a man with an underfed appetite for attention.
'We got it wrong' - the admission that came as 2000 protesters descended on Kaikohe.
OPINION: The rules-based international order can be preserved, writes the Australian PM.
If convicted, she could be banned from running in the next election - should there be one.
What you need to know about Significant Natural Areas - a guide to the controversy.
New York Times: The organisation is riven with internal tensions over the First Amendment.
New York Times: A free-market system that has dominated the country is being challenged.
New York Times: The former president looms over America's political landscape.
Critics say interview conducted under duress and part of President Lukashenko's playbook.
New York Times: Barack Obama sits down with Ezra Klein to discuss race and US politics.