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Goff says ratepayers will not have to pay for light rail
Auckland Council is already paying half the cost of the $4.4 billion City Rail Link.
Land wars commemoration a chance to acknowledge history – PM
Jacinda Ardern will be attending the commemoration on Monday.
Peters tossing up attending an All Blacks World Cup final
The Foreign Affairs Minister will reach a decision on attending the game next week.
Uni Professor contemplates complaint to Speaker - about the Speaker
Claire Robinson says Trevor Mallard's conduct was 'unbecoming' of the role of Speaker.
Soper: 'NZ First Government' delivers with euthanasia bill
COMMENT: The whole dynamic of the euthanasia debate has now changed.
Tempers flare over Parliament's video rules: Mallard clashes with uni professor
Bipartisan support to use official Parliament TV footage for political advertising.
Bowen House seismic status: Where are the numbers?
The building is not earthquake prone but tenants still don't know its exact NBS rating.
First glimpse of $4.4b City Rail Link Auckland tunnels
Return-distance tour of 600m below Auckland offered.
Emissions trading scheme (ETS) Q&A: What just happened?
Confused about what happened with the Government's ETS announcement? Check out this Q&A
Justice Minister launches angry tirade on 'reckless' National Party
'Playing party politics with national security is frankly outrageous and unacceptable.'
Audrey Young: Is that purring coming from the Beehive?
James Shaw's patience pays off handsomely, writes Audrey Young.
Ardern: Farmers dodging ETS 'absolutely not' a Govt backdown
Farmers full of praise for the Govt's new initiative – environmentalists, not so much.
Greens to back anti-terrorism bill, say National's 'blackmail' has failed
Greens laud changes to anti-terror law and say it disarms National's 'blackmail' tactics
'We have listened to farmers' – Peters on Govt's ETS decision
The Govt says farmers won't go into the ETS, if they abide by new rules
Soper: Is Rio Tinto calling the Government's bluff?
COMMENT: Rio Tinto coughs and NZ's power companies catch a $2 billion cold.
National promises to end a 'state house for life'
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ETS off the table for farmers – for now
The Govt has chosen to work with farmers which means they might avoid the ETS.
SkyCity fire: 'Tragic event for everyone involved' - Sir John Key
Sir John Key and Steven Joyce on the NZICC fire.
Parliament praises firefighters' response to the 'tragedy' of SkyCity fire
Cross-party co-operation called for to respond to the convention centre fire damage.
Winston Peters: Convention Centre 'extraordinarily unlikely' to host Apec leaders
Foreign Minister says despite the fire damage , New Zealand will still host Apec in 2021
National takes aim at Twyford again over light rail, calling it KiwiBuild 2.0
Twyford says his hands are clean and, except for one delay, the process has been proper.
Ardern calls out National for 'reneging' on promised anti-terror bill backing
'Dicked around', 'belligerent' now 'reneging' – anti-terror bill war of words continues.
Meet the reality TV producer turned National MP Erica Stanford
She's one of the few MPs who can say they've had a gun pointed at her head.
'Dicked around:' Govt slams National as anti-terror bill negotiations continue
It's unclear if National will support the bill and negotiations are continuing.
Bridges banks his undies on light rail construction failing to start
Bridges initially made a pledge for an undies-run if light rail hadn't started by 2020.
Auckland light rail: PM says NZTA messed up and caused delays
Ardern blames NZTA for the current delays to the Auckland city to airport rail project.
Lamb, wine and no guns: NZF Ministers' dinner with Gun City owner
"I tried to keep the gun debate out of it," says David Tipple.
Prisoner mail rights curtailed to counter radicalisation or discrimination
New law will mean prisoners' mail can be withheld if it attacks race or religious beliefs.
Watch live: PM's post Cabinet press conference
Jacinda Ardern expected to face questions about climate change and Winston Peters.
Zero Carbon Bill: Methane targets untouched despite strong lobbying
Environmentalists and farmers wanted the methane target to be fixed, not a range
Winston Peters warned about possible light rail cost blowout concerns
Deputy PM says he was told to be "alert" to potential cost blowouts for light rail project
Ardern giving nothing away on preferred future coalition partners
Ardern may find, if she has the numbers, she could choose between NZ First and the Greens.
Paul Little: Should Cabinet ministers be allowed to play with guns?
Shane Jones touted an AR-15 while on holiday in Thailand.