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Richard Prebble: What New Zealand can tell USA about their election
OPINION: Kamalamania appears to be driving the polls in the US.
Editorial: The Auckland transport project that never got past the 'Stop' sign
OPINION: Scrapping Auckland's light rail was the only decision possible.
Candidate claims voters denied access to booths
Community leaders in Hastings take voter suppression issue to Parliament.
National will pursue the Government over their secret coalition documents
National leader Bill English says the Opposition will pursue the Government over their secret coalition agreement.
Market relieved as Govt sets out Reserve Bank plan
The release of plans for monetary policy reform did not spook currency markets
Peters' legal action 'personal': Ardern
Ardern was told about the impending legal action last week.
Parliament opens: Guide to the ceremony
A big screen will be erected on Parliament's forecourt for the opening.
Labour's decision means 11 National MPs on outer
The war of words comes as Parliament resumes this week.
Gareth Morgan poured $2m of his own money into TOP
TOP has declared a $430,000 donation from Morgan, taking the total over $2m.
TPP would be a notch on Labour's trade belt
Housing clampdown on foreigners needs to pass muster with trading partners
National calls for donations for 'fighting fund'
Supporters asked to help as National enters Opposition.
New Govt aims for 1800 new police officers over 3 years
More money to come for regions and tackling cyber and organised crime.
English: Can't say why MP removed from committee
Bill English says he has full confidence in Jian Yang as an MP.
Set te reo target for TV and radio: Labour MP
Tamati Coffey has floated the idea of legislating targets.
University lecturer gets key NZ First job
Jon Johansson is the NZ First chief of staff.
Gloves off when Parliament resumes next week
Parliament will formally open next Wednesday.
PM warns industry over sugar and salt levels
"I think people would be surprised by how much sugar is being placed in everyday items."
Food and drink giants told to cut the sugar
New Health Minister David Clark won't rule out a sugary drinks tax.
English's travel costs soar during campaign
Ministerial credit card receipts include a $94 camouflage umbrella.
Release cost of coalition deal: National
Grant Robertson said the public service will help "refine" Labour's cost estimates.
Big deals in doubt after foreign sales crackdown
COMMENT: There are some jitters among companies who have assets on the block.
Greens in Govt: 'Nothing short of remarkable'
The Greens are in Government for the first time in the party's history.
Business leaders could help dish out fund
Advice gleaned from National during coalition negotiations will be used.
NZ-Australia relationship needs serious work: Peters
Winston Peters is the new Foreign Minister.
Winston Peters' bird-watching diplomacy
"We do not think that North Korea is an utterly hopeless case."
Focus: Ardern's cabinet surprises
Prime Minister-in-waiting Jacinda Ardern has announced her ministerial lineup - who were the biggest winners.
What did Ardern and Trump talk about on phone call?
Incoming prime minister Jacinda Ardern has revealed a few more snippets about their call.