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Jacinda Ardern makes no pretence about the relationship with the US.
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Official recognition ceremony will be held at Auckland Town Hall on October 4.
Labour sex assault: Winston Peters backs investigator over complainant
Peters said the investigator would not put his legal reputation on the line by lying.
New work visa rules: 30,000 bosses benefit in big shakeup
After almost 1000 submissions, the Govt has unveiled the changes to the system
Ardern, Trump to meet in New York next week
Ardern and Trump have met before but have never had a formal bilateral meeting.
Labour's sex assault review at risk of being a 'whitewash' – Bridges
National Leader Simon Bridges says any review of the saga needs to include Robertson.
Complainant insists she told Labour panel she was sexually assaulted
Labour volunteer repeats claims that she told the party of her sexual assault complaint.
Landlord ordered to pay 32 tenants for insulation breaches
More than 200 landlords have been taken to court over insulation problems.
'Weapons, drugs, violence': Moteliers cop it all
A meeting to discuss Rotorua's housing crisis brought interested parties to the table.
Paula Bennett: PM is protecting her staff and Grant Robertson from scrutiny
Paula Bennett says Robertson's role in the mishandled process will not be scrutinised.
Labour sexual assault claims: 'We failed' - Jacinda Ardern
Ardern has been under pressure for her role in Labour's botched complaints process
Labour investigator breaks silence: No one told me about sexual assault complaint
Simon Mitchell says he was never told about a sexual assault complaint.
Bennett to Ardern: Come clean on sexual assault accused staffer's payout
Jacinda Ardern has not commented on whether the accused will get a compensation payout.
Six months after Chch mosque attacks, PM reflects on day that shook a nation
Jacinda Ardern reveals her proudest moment six months on from the March 15 shootings.
Matthew Hooton: Flaky failure - Jacinda Ardern's aimless leadership
COMMENT: Now that hope has failed to deliver, Labour's next move will be project fear.
Steve Braunias' secret diary: The Labour Party crisis
COMMENT: The past comes back to haunt Jacinda Ardern.
'I'm not trying to build my personal profile': Ardern on her international role
The Prime Minister talks about her international image and how she aims to represent NZ.
Editorial: Getting under Jacinda Ardern's skin
EDITORIAL: Prime Minister offended by any suggestion she's building a global profile.
PM tight-lipped on terms of ex-staffer's resignation
PM won't say if she considered ending the ex-staffer's job contract for safety reasons.
Finance Minister's U-turn on millions to stop boat people after PM's intervention
Finance Minister agreed with advice that no more money was needed, then changed his mind.
War on drugs, racism go hand in hand - US drug reformists
NZers urged to vote for legal cannabis to protect users from 'adulterated drugs'.
Halfway through the gun buyback: Only 10% of banned firearms collected
Police have collected almost 20,000 guns and paid out $36.7 million so far
More jobs on line in Labour scandal? PM tight-lipped
PM pushes back on suggestion she must have known about sexual assault claim months ago.
New Zealand history will be compulsory in all schools by 2022
Within the next three years, NZ history will be taught in all schools and kura
Housing shortage shock: 3000 households living in motels
Frustrated by how many people are being housed in motels, one council has taken action.
'Deeply concerned': New political leaflet leaked - is this racist?
The pamphlet urges voters to ask the question of their local government candidates.
Speaker has no plans to resurrect Jesus Christ back into Parliamentary prayer
Trevor Mallard changed Parliament's prayer to exclude a reference to Jesus Christ.
Woman alleging sexual assault calls Labour Party 'cowardly'
Woman claiming sexual assault doubles down on what she says she told the Labour Party.
Second complainant says Labour knew about sexual assault claims
Labour says complaints were not about sexual assault, but two complainants dispute this.
Refugees to representatives: Golriz Ghahraman and Ilhan Omar meet in US
Ghahraman and Omar have met in the US and shared stories about "old-guard racists".
Simon Bridges slams Christchurch Call, says PM too focused on Twitter
National leader says the Christchurch Call is a talkfest that has achieved nothing.
Labour Party president Nigel Haworth: I have acted professionally
Jacinda Ardern says she was repeatedly told there were no claims of sexual assault.
Māori language a part of 'who we are': Jacinda Ardern
PM recites the articles of the Treaty of Waitangi, having struggled to do so previously.