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Ideology in politics is not a dirty word
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Re-thinking alcohol availability is 'central to revitalising mental health policy'.
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Deaf being left out of election, say advocates
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Maori Party: No boot camps on our watch
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Heartbeat: Crime a concern as Huntly evolves
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Poll: Country split on foreign workers
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Peter Dunne well behind in strategic Ohariu seat
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Greens plot swift election facelift
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Rodney Hide: Don't tax water, trade it
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Dunne faces fight for survival in Ohariu
United Future leader Peter Dunne says Labour's water policy is "frankly daft".
Editorial: Time to hear about ideas that matter
EDITORIAL: Put water, welfare, affordable housing, and Auckland transport on agenda.
Jacinda Unplugged: Popping political rivets
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John Roughan: Get real on rail, Jacinda
COMMENT: We need to see Jacinda thinking, not gushing.
Green votes will take TOP to 10 per cent - Morgan
The Opportunities Party's official election launch was a low-key affair.
Bill or Jacinda? New poll on who you trust most
Opportunities Party leader Gareth Morgan rates higher than many current politicians.
Hosking responds to election debate criticism
Mike Hosking has responded to criticism about him hosting election coverage.
Peters on Hosking: 'Wholly unsuitable' choice for debate
Peters also criticised the decision to hold two leaders' debates with Labour and National.
NZ personnel in Guam training exercise
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Pollwatch: Labour surges, Greens slump
Toby Manhire weighs up the results from Newshub's political polls.
Drugs, trade and whizz kids: MPs say farewell
Clatyon Cosgrove, Murray McCully and Maurice Williamson have said goodbye to Parliament.
Leaders Unplugged: Dunne preparing for 12th election
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Ardern reassures farmers on water pricing
Claims that water levies will cost farmers billions are ludicrous, Jacinda Ardern says.
Leaders Unplugged: James Shaw on beer on D&D
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Ardern strong in political chess game
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Rental reform idea takes fear out of tenancy
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