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<EM>Editorial:</EM> National under full sail

<EM>Brian Rudman:</EM> Life's just fine out here on the fringe, Dr Brash

Brash enjoys his morning read

Clark is all smiles despite poll slump

Retreat on public access to farmland

Labour support plunges again

<EM>Herald-DigiPoll chart:</EM> Party vote

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> National climbs above Labour in latest poll

Labour in gun over party ads says Act

No knowing who's in the mainstream

<EM>Colin James:</EM> What leaders say matters, but so does how they say it

Election candidate praises opponent

National's policies a '1990s rehash', claims Government

A starring role for Maurice Williamson

Brash wants to phase in tax cuts

Former ski champ on Maori list

<EM>Fran O'Sullivan</EM>: Don Brash smells a rat over PM's timing

National planning to create more single-sex schools

<em>Rod Emmerson</em>: The week that was

Nats soften line on DPB levels

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Driving a wedge, the National Party way

What's National hiding?

<em>Matt McCarten:</em> On the back foot since the Budget disappointment

National promises ongoing tax cuts

<EM>Editorial</EM>: Labour out of its comfort zone

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Winston's balancing act

Nats gear for blast at Labour

Younger voters failing to enrol

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Cullen to spend $500m on roads

Government in retreat over race-based funding

<EM>Te Radar:</EM> Raving P-users have nothing on our ranting politicians

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Brash leading in polls

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

2002 election results

<EM>Editorial:</EM> National under full sail

<EM>Brian Rudman:</EM> Life's just fine out here on the fringe, Dr Brash

Brash enjoys his morning read

Clark is all smiles despite poll slump

Retreat on public access to farmland

Labour support plunges again

<EM>Herald-DigiPoll chart:</EM> Party vote

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> National climbs above Labour in latest poll

Labour in gun over party ads says Act

No knowing who's in the mainstream

<EM>Colin James:</EM> What leaders say matters, but so does how they say it

Election candidate praises opponent

National's policies a '1990s rehash', claims Government

A starring role for Maurice Williamson

Brash wants to phase in tax cuts

Former ski champ on Maori list

<EM>Fran O'Sullivan</EM>: Don Brash smells a rat over PM's timing

National planning to create more single-sex schools

<em>Rod Emmerson</em>: The week that was

Nats soften line on DPB levels

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Driving a wedge, the National Party way

What's National hiding?

<em>Matt McCarten:</em> On the back foot since the Budget disappointment

National promises ongoing tax cuts

<EM>Editorial</EM>: Labour out of its comfort zone

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Winston's balancing act

Nats gear for blast at Labour

Younger voters failing to enrol

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Cullen to spend $500m on roads

Government in retreat over race-based funding

<EM>Te Radar:</EM> Raving P-users have nothing on our ranting politicians

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Brash leading in polls

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

2002 election results

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