Forget CGT, we need a new plan
COMMENT: The people who lose with no CGT are those who are already struggling.
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Call for Air NZ to change 'racist' tā moko policy
The airline has now signalled changes were in the pipeline.
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Soper: Attacks on MPs are rare in New Zealand
COMMENT: That's the rough and tumble of politics.
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The Green Party MP was attacked on the way to Parliament this morning.
Audrey Young: Time for Ardern and Bennett to show some unity
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Editorial:Inmates' votes are a part of their rehab
Negativity to the Greens' proposal to give prison inmates the right to vote
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Hosking: Globetrotting Greens co-leader full of hot air
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Delay to trans bill 'deeply disappointing' - Greens
Law change would make it easier for trans people to change sex on their birth certificate.
Ardern: 'Don't turn CGT into a generational issue'
Jacinda Ardern says a capital gains tax would be far from an attack on Kiwi values.
Tax heats up the battle for heartland NZ
COMMENT: Winston Peters was badly off his game in an important week.
Audrey Young: Capital Gains Tax report one ripe for cherry-plucking
Comment: To have got this far with a capital gains tax is a big achievement for Ardern.
Claire Trevett: Tax and pies get Greens going
COMMENT: After keeping their heads down, the Greens have started to call to their base.
Audrey Young: China proving to be a real test of Ardern's political skills
COMMENT: Ardern may need to haul Winston Peters out of fantasy land.
Letters: Who pays for subsidies?
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'People need to get over themselves': Swell of support for National's 'sexist' BBQ ad
Your views on the controversial ad.
Cormack: Why the Greens need to start alienating people
Comment: It should be easy being Green, but it isn't, writes David Cormack.
What's that proposed blue-green party about?
Comment: What's that proposed new blue-green party really for?
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Jones said organisation had used politically lurid language to tarnish NZ's reputation.
Jay Kuten: Simon Bridges' pipe dreams
Simon Bridges is following in Richard Nixon's footsteps with politicisation of cannabis.
Blue-Greens movement could be National's answer to Ardern
A new centrist green party could potentially partner National post the 2020 election.
Claire Trevett: Paula Bennett takes on Big Pot
Marijuana makes Bennett fall asleep, valuable intel to those who want her to shut up.
Bridges announces National reshuffle
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$350k donation to Greens the largest in party's history
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David Cormack: My list of the best MPs of 2018
Comment: You can't escape 'best of' lists. Here's one for MMP, rather than in FPP style.
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A year ago Kaiaua was devastated by a monster storm.
Spying report: Behaviour was 'patently wrong'
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Audrey Young: My Politician of the Year
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John Tamihere: Marking the Government's cards
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