NZ First port pledge a 'red herring': English
The Road Transport Forum lobby group calls the policy 'pure Stalinism'.
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Winston Peters' pledge: I'll move the port
Peters wants legislation to move all container operations to Northport at Marsden Pt.
Bill English: My relative lived on the streets
Government cash will help City Mission build a $75m housing complex for the homeless.
Audrey Young: TV debate a crucial test for Ardern
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Soper: Ardern faces toughest test
COMMENT: Ardern garners enthusiasm, but she'll have to be at her best in leaders' debate.
Mike Hosking: Chance for leaders to stamp their mark
Comment: This is Jacinda Ardern's first real test on a major stage.
Pay gap widest in top professions
The gender pay gap is about 18 per cent at the big end of town.
Leak of Peters' info addressed at debate
"They broke the law and they are not going to get away with it."
English farms rural support, says ignore 'extreme views'
PM assured farmers respected by most people, even in the cities.
Local Focus: On a mission to enrol more youth
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Election 2017: Grant Robertson blasts National over big money promises
Labour's finance spokesman has cried foul.
Decision to quit vindicated, says Little
Andrew Little says New Zealand clearly wants change but he couldn't harness that energy.
534 candidates gear up for election
This year the candidate gender split is 341 men, 190 women.
National promises ultrafast broadband for 190 towns
PM announces rollout of ultrafast broadband to another 190 towns and rural areas.
Fox takes top spot on Maori Party list
Maori Party co-leader established high profile in her first term in Parliament
English: Voters, not Winston the kingmakers
National aims to lead alone, insists Bill English.
Annette King understands: 'I was married to a transgender person'
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Mike Hosking: I feel used and want to take a shower
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Record number of North MPs possible
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Editorial: What's wrong with free tertiary education?
EDITORIAL: Free tertiary education policy will be popular but raises many questions.
Heartbeat: Dream city Albertland never got break
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Peters to call in lawyers in super saga
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Dairy raids keep crime in spotlight
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Rachel Stewart: That's right polluters, it's time to pay
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Brian Rudman: Let's raise roof on rental housing ills
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Steve Maharey: The political ground has shifted
COMMENT: Behind personality politics, the centre ground has shifted.
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National promises to extend paid parental leave
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