![Peters distances himself from Haumaha](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Peters distances himself from Haumaha
Tracey Martin disputes she has any conflict of interest in setting up the inquiry.
Tracey Martin disputes she has any conflict of interest in setting up the inquiry.
NZ First deputy leader referred to Wally Haumaha as whānau in maiden speech to Parliament.
The chair of the inquiry into Wally Haumaha's appointment has stood down.
Shane Jones gave his boss a 10/10 while Labour ministers went for 9/10
Calls for chairwoman of inquiry into top cop to resign.
COMMENT: It's not an apples with apples comparison, but acting PM has done excellent job.
"Goldfinger" Jones - coming to your region with goodies
Labour MP says move is a "subversion of process".
Support for change is high across the political spectrum.
Winston Peters channels Frank Sinatra when he says he cant buy the thought of quitting.
Mental health inquiry hears public rage and frustration, but confident change will come.
Colonel says minister should be more careful about the publications he publicly backs.
COMMENT: National steps up attacks on Peters as the "Winston show" rolls on.
Government's sets out position on New Zealand's place in turbulent times.
NZ First MP has found the real threat to New Zealand's prosperity: a vege burger.
Police minister says he may have acted differently if he known then what he knows now.
Peters says he did not need to disclose Hauhama's former links to NZ First to cabinet.
Shirley Afoa is one of a growing group of grandparents raising their grandkids in NZ.
While the organisation of it all hasn't been strong, right now that doesn't really matter.
PM Jacinda Ardern issued a reminder of her ongoing reign after Peters' 'curtain raiser.'
Winston Peters is expected to field questions from nurses' pay to Shane Jones.
COMMENT: He knows he's always been the actual power behind this Prime Ministerial throne.
COMMENT: Peters has never stopped being a lawyer, since the day a court made him an MP.
Winston Peters is about to encounter not just one but two new significant milestones.
Will Prime Minister Winston Peters win the hearts of business leaders - or break them?
Andrew Little said grabbing prison guard's bottom at lower end of indecent-assault cases.
Victims families welcome justice minister's decision not to repeal three strikes law.
Justice Minister Andrew Little is set to announce an advisory panel to look at reforms.
COMMENT: The Greens and their crazy ideas make Peters look decidedly sane.
COMMENT: John Tamihere salutes our best-known and most polarising politician.