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New poll is a potentially disastrous result for NZ First
The new poll is not good for the coalition Government.
The new poll is not good for the coalition Government.
The poll comes a month before the Government's Budget.
OPINION: Most live with an identity which is important to them and identify with a tribe.
His demotion of two poor performers was quick and decisive and almost out of the blue.
Some 80,000 frontline pandemic workers were given the pins.
OPINION: Three years ago, 'Goldie' was in the political doldrums.
The Prime Minister's office calls the comments 'frankly ridiculous and without merit.'
The Waitangi Tribunal turns 50 - happy birthday to you.
Penny Simmonds has also been stripped of the Disability Issues portfolio.
Labour is warning against allowing three MPs the right to fast-track infrastructure.
OPINION: Luxon, Peters, Willis, McClay all doing NZ's mahi.
OPINION: Police's flat rejection of the latest offer seems slightly detached from reality.
Karen Chhour says job cuts at OT won't compromise care.
Māori law society takes Shane Jones comments to higher authority.
One MP says someone came to their office to try to stab them.
OPINION: National’s targets are coming as the Government cuts into the public sector.
OPINION: An already tense relationship just got a whole lot worse.
The Act leader says the Labour Party didn't set aside funds for school lunches after 2024.
'The person you see in the public arena is not the person you see behind closed doors.'
OPINION: Today's NZ-US statement virtually signs us up to Aukus II.
An economist says new spending is debt-funded while we're in deficit.
The bill that James Shaw wanted shepherded through parliament gets canned
PSA kaihautu Janice Panoho says NZ will lose valuable people.
OPINION: Food rescues like KiwiHarvest offer a lifeline to communities.
Local body elections in 2025 will have binding referendums on the matter.
OPINION: Business leaders are more trusted than politicians.
OPINION: Voters don't have a problem with setting targets, so why does Labour?
Labour leader Chris Hipkins is critical of the Government's targets, especially truancy. Video / Mark Mitchell
The Government targeted areas where Labour is weak, but one MP made a personal warning.
Many in Government are being hit with pay cuts or redundancies. Except Parliament.