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Heartbeat: Flood-hit Edgecumbe battles on
Months after the flood that swamped Edgecumbe, locals are still struggling on.
Months after the flood that swamped Edgecumbe, locals are still struggling on.
National's boot camps and parent fines look like a desperate grab for attention.
COMMENT: Does Jacinda Ardern have an ideology to counter free market dogma?
Re-thinking alcohol availability is 'central to revitalising mental health policy'.
Irony the victor as claims of 'half-baked' policies fly.
The Government has announced 17 new mental health initiatives.
"What do we say to Maori who want to carry their traditional weapon, a taiaha?"
The deaf community are campaigning for sign language interpreters in election debates.
NZ First says National is "chasing votes from dairy owners".
Aucklanders show most support for National's limits while Cantabrians were most opposed.
Longtime MP trails Labour rival in new poll.
A new slogan to replace "Great Together" will be unveiled today.
Farmers are right to be worried about Labour's plan to tax water
United Future leader Peter Dunne says Labour's water policy is "frankly daft".
EDITORIAL: Put water, welfare, affordable housing, and Auckland transport on agenda.
Leaders unplugged: Jacinda Ardern takes Claire Trevett for coffee in Mt Albert.
Opportunities Party leader Gareth Morgan rates higher than many current politicians.
Mike Hosking has responded to criticism about him hosting election coverage.
Peters also criticised the decision to hold two leaders' debates with Labour and National.
"No one wants military confrontation," Bill English says of the increasing tension.
Toby Manhire weighs up the results from Newshub's political polls.
Clatyon Cosgrove, Murray McCully and Maurice Williamson have said goodbye to Parliament.
Leaders Unplugged: Today, the United Future leader takes Nicholas Jones to Archives NZ.
Claims that water levies will cost farmers billions are ludicrous, Jacinda Ardern says.
COMMENT: Highly distracted Greens have taken little notice of the latest policy grab.
What does Green co-leader James Shaw have to hide? He confesses over a few beers.
COMMENT: We have more important election issues than those we are discussing.
COMMENT: Policy to give tenants greater rights getting lost in hubbub surrounding Greens.