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Call likened to Nazi chant
An Internet-Mana Party video clip of a frenzied crowd cheering on Kim Dotcom and chanting "F*** John Key" is being compared to Nazi Germany propaganda.
An Internet-Mana Party video clip of a frenzied crowd cheering on Kim Dotcom and chanting "F*** John Key" is being compared to Nazi Germany propaganda.
Further moves to reform the Resource Management Act have been flagged among key environment priorities for National ahead of the election.
The politician most scared of Kim Dotcom is not John Key, but David Cunliffe, writes Bryce Edwards.
An Internet-Mana Party video clip of a frenzied crowd cheering on Kim Dotcom and chanting "f*** John Key" is a terrible look, an expert in political marketing says.
Prime Minister John Key is on the election campaign trail and gives his update on the NZ economy.
Greens want to spend more than $10 billion on public transport and rail projects over the next decade, allowing buses and trains to run every few minutes at rush hour.
Like any decent Western there are goodies and baddies running through the set of this election campaign.
The shock about income inequalities in NZ is surprising given the bargaining power of low-skilled workers has been deliberately eroded over 30 years, writes Peter Lyons.
Prime Minister John Key had planned to stick to a simple script as he returned to the campaign trail. Then he got distracted by questions about 1D and sugar daddies.
Labour's plan for a royal commission into the public service to address issues such as poor advice from officials.
Labour says it would run a Royal Commission into the public sector to address issues such as ministers' bullying of civil servants and the threat of "creeping corruption".
The use of alcohol-detecting anklets for bailed offenders, such as repeat drink-drivers, has come a step closer after a bill was introduced to Parliament.
Motorists will be better off to the tune of $135 a year on average under ACC levy cuts confirmed yesterday.
Let's not get sidetracked over whether or not Housing New Zealand's dog ban failed.
Prime Minister John Key will face both Internet-Mana Party leaders on Monday at his only local public debate in his Helensville electorate.
National's Hamilton West MP Tim Macindoe has been referred to police along with Free FM in Hamilton for allegedly airing an election advertisement outside the proper period.
An unlikely pairing suggests that the sale of Lochinver Station to Shanghai Pengxin Group is one sale to foreign interests too many, writes John Armstrong.
The Govt would move to crack down on farm sales to foreign investors in the event of a an international "run" on New Zealand rural land, PM John Key says.
The revelation that a Chinese company plans to buy the Lochinver Station in the central North Island is manna to Winston Peters.
Suddenly there's a fight to the death going on amongst 'National's little helpers' in the lead-up to the 2014 general election, writes Bryce Edwards.
Conservative Party candidate Christine Rankin has "no chance" of winning the high-profile Epsom seat in next month's election, Prime Minister John Key says.
Conservative Party hopeful Christine Rankin is tossing her name into the Epsom hat and positioning herself as the candidate with clean hands.
The Labour Party is promising to put $17 million into a new agency to help people on to the right career path.
The Conservative Party has confirmed that Christine Rankin will stand in the high-profile seat of Epsom this election.
Jamie Whyte's college specialties included the nature of truth and belief, but his speech to the Waikato Conference stretched one and beggared the other, writes Paul Little.