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Hosking to Greens MP: 'You're naive, you don't have kids'
"Come back to me when you're 54 and have lived a bit of life" - Hosking.
Peters plays down claims Iraq troop decision was a 'Greens Win'
The Greens used the hashtag #GreenWin to describe the decision – Winston's not so sure.
Record disability spend not enough - advocates
The Wellbeing Budget has not lived up to its name for disabled people, advocates say.
Nikki Kaye's report card: Education Minister gets a 'F'
High level of disappointment in sector due to unmet election promises, MP says.
Hosking: This car-hating Govt's out of touch with the public
COMMENT: The car has never been under greater attack by the zealots, but is prospering.
Audrey Young: Jacinda Ardern's Cabinet reshuffle - what to expect
Prime Minister Ardern's reshuffle: Dead certs, probables and maybes.
Groundbreaking meth pilot gets $4m in Budget
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James Shaw questions $25m spend to stop boat people
Shaw disagrees with Immigration Minister about credible risk of boat people coming to NZ.
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Climate Change Minister James Shaw is the first MP to create an open-plan office.
James Shaw's attacker admits assault
James Shaw's attacker has admitted assaulting and injuring him.
Green MP to receive security escort after increased threat level
Investigation reveals threats against Golriz Ghahraman.
Torrent of sexist abuse online taking toll: 'It's definitely getting more personal'
Two-thirds of complaints to internet watchdog Netsafe are made by women.
Audrey Young: Ardern's problems are a matter of constraint
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Let's Get Wellington Moving - What does it mean?
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Is this the Government's most 'dangerous' minister?
Eugenie Sage's decision over Waihī mining is causing widespread anxiety.
'Pure fantasy': Govt's unaffordable $24 million pilot
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Simon Wilson: High stakes and the Greens' game
The Greens have had a big week but did Labour stop them achieving all they wanted?
Claire Trevett: Having lost the CGT, is a stoners' tax the answer?
The "binding" nature of the referendum is more by way of pinky promise than by law.
Cannabis referendum tracking to pass despite decline, poll says
The nationwide survey was undertaken before the cannabis referendum was announced.
Soper: Got the munchies? Cannabis referendum serves up dead rat for Greens
COMMENT: It's becoming a familiar taste for the Greens, swallowing dead rats.
Personal cannabis use promises to set 2020 election alight
The draft law is a weaker version of what Andrew Little previously outlined.
Beneficiaries' 'desperate situation': Welfare changes after damning review
Govt has acted immediately after a review concluded NZ's welfare system was broken.
Inside the coalition: Who's really running the country?
Money, politics and the Deputy PM all stand accused of stalling the change train.
Political Roundup: What happened to the Greens' dream?
COMMENT: Greens are regarded by many as having been largely ineffective and submissive.
Cabinet report card: Best and worst ministers revealed
Brickbats and bouquets for Jacinda Ardern's Cabinet.
Hosking: Simon Bridges can't escape leadership questions. He's in trouble
COMMENT: Anyone who's followed the game a while knows this scenario never ends well.
David Cormack: Do the Greens deserve to be re-elected?
COMMENT: The CGT decision puts the Greens in a strong position. But can they cash in?
Disability funding cuts: Commissioner seeks answers
Disabled people must be 'front and centre' of Govt's wellbeing budget, commissioner says.
CGT decision should not define Labour, says minister
Grant Robertson says some of the claims around CGT are "ridiculous."
Audrey Young: No reason for Ardern to become a CGT martyr
COMMENT: New Zealand First has not been unreasonable in exercising its veto.