Suspended Labour MP Carter writes off boss
Labour MP Chris Carter says his view that Phil Goff can't win the next election and should be replaced is shared by many MPs and party activists.
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Carter: 'I guess in a way I wanted to get caught'
Disgraced MP Chris Carter tonight admitted he wanted his identity to be revealed after writing an anonymous letter aimed at undermining Labour leader Phil Goff today.
Labour fuming over coup letter
The Labour Party is furious about a letter claiming there is a plot to overthrow leader Phil Goff, and is trying to hunt down the author.
CTU ends co-operation with Govt on trade
The CTU says it will no longer co-operate with the Govt on trade issues in response to looming employment law changes.
<i>Garth George:</i> 'Thou shalt not kill' must be our guide
Garth George writes that a UK study determined it was impossible to ensure all legalised killings were voluntary.
<i>Dr Bruce Cohen:</i> It's police actions that count, not weapon choice
Dr Bruce Cohen suggests that Tasers might work - as long as they're not used.
Agency says World Cup booze licence move 'risky'
Plans to fast-track liquor licences for the Rugby World Cup are "risky and unwise", say the gov't.
<i>Ernie Newman</i>: Don't fret, our broadband policy is sound
NZ's ultra-fast broadband project is recognised globally as world-class, says TUANZ chief.
<i>Gillian Marie:</i> Rest homes must be more than holding cells for elderly
Gillian Marie says we must take action to ensure seniors are not denied their right to quality care.
'Inevitable carnage' at Rugby World Cup, MPs told
The Rugby World Cup will showcase NZ tourism to the world but there will be "inevitable carnage", a select committee has heard.
<i>Brian Rudman</i>: More at stake in Cup than rugby
MMP could sink or swim, not on its own merits, but on whether the All Blacks are successful in 2011, writes Brian Rudman.
Goff calls for select committee on drink-drive limit
A decision on lowering the drink-drive limit should go to a select committee so the public can have a say, Labour leader Phil Goff says.
Mapp confirms missile scare
Wayne Mapp has confirmed the WikiLeaks report of a missile threat faced by an RNZAF Hercules in Afghanistan last year.
Outcry as drink-drive limit is retained
The Govt's decision to shelve plans to lower the drink-driving limit for adults and instead do more research has been attacked as gutless.
UN expert targets Maori disadvantage
Extreme social and economic disadvantage faced by Maori has been highlighted as an ongoing concern by a visiting UN expert.