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Tabuteau: Permits ensure decades of gas
New Zealand can extract gas for decades, and electricity review should help Ruapehu people
New Zealand can extract gas for decades, and electricity review should help Ruapehu people
COMMENT: Where is the Greens' new co-leader - all I hear about is Julie Anne Genter.
COMMENT: National ended the election as the most popular party - and they still are.
Winston Peters' right-hand man looking to get a taste of Whanganui
The PM said: 'It's not where the future lies." I didn't know the future was so close.
PM Jacinda Ardern will arrive in Europe with bragging rights on climate change.
The chocolate's great and so is the scenery. But our cheese? Yeah, nah.
Despite the missteps and noise, the Government is still building its narrative.
Chronic pain sufferers should be exempt from prosecution too, Govt has been told.
PM will seek assurances no minister was behind Jenny Marcroft approach to National MP
OPINION: Simon Bridges has changed National's approach to NZ First.
From dinner with Obama to opening an MP's office, Simon Bridges has had a busy four weeks
Far North, Kaipara and Whangarei mayors happy to have Barack Obama in Northland.
Speaker Trevor Mallard ended up pleasing no one in Bridges' team's first outing.
Minister Shane Jones says Air NZ has put company profit head of serving the regions.
Simon Bridges says he will work with the Greens on matters of common interest
COMMENT: Without a doubt, the Prime Minister just had the worst week of her tenure.
The Govt announces $5.8m to scale up native seedling production in the town of Minginui
Families of the severely disabled have been fighting to be paid for their work.
Ardern thanked the pub for the honour, saying she knew they'd play up her ... eyes.
National's leader swears he hasn't been using any hair product of late.
The new National Party leaders says the PM's unusual rise to power is her flaw.
COMMENT: The challenge for National's next leader lies within the party ranks.
Entrenching the core vote and alienating the centre won't grow support for the party.
About $61.7 million worth of projects were announced at the Provincial Growth Fund launch.
Will the regional fund reopen East Coast rail? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Shane Jones unlikely to contest the deputy leadership, but three others could.
The revised TPP is much better than the original, says Winston Peters.
Ron Mark took another minister and National MP with him to Iraq and Afghanistan.
COMMENT: Winston Peters may have found the outlook more positive from Government.