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COMMENT: The conference in the weekend presented the party at its most green ever.
Pregnant Julie Anne Genter's cycle to hospital hits world headlines
The world's media has picked up on Genter's ride to hospital to give birth.
Editorial: Embarrassing waka jumping bill doesn't put NZ first
EDITORIAL: No party should need this bill.
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Green Party tackles New Zealand's landfills
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Greens bottle the hot-button issue of water extraction for profit by foreign companies
Greens target foreign land buyers bottling NZ water
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Shaw talks up Greens' wins, and the rat
Greens co-leader lists the positives of being part of Government.
Audrey Young: Greens adjust to pragmatism over idealism
COMMENT: Power takes some getting used to for the Green Party.
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Nicola Patrick: Counting on things Kiwis really value
Why economic success isn't the only - or even the best - indicator of our progress
Your say: That drab bus depot is a poor look for Whanganui
Readers have their say on the bus station; bus service; Winston Peters; hostile despots
The 'Mormon boy' in National's caucus driving NZ's medicinal cannabis reform
A quiet backbencher is firing up New Zealand's drug policy debate, writes Russell Brown.
Feedback sought on wellbeing indicators
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#MeToo surge: ACC now dealing with 21 rape/sexual violence claims a day
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John Roughan: A year on from Little's game-changing call
COMMENT: A year ago then Labour leader Andrew Little made his game-changing decision.
Govt parties ambushed on cannabis bill
Labour MP says move is a "subversion of process".
National to put up own medicinal marijuana bill
National's Simon Bridges supports medicinal marijuana but Govt bill lacked needed regime.
Green Party releases details of ministers' meetings
Taxpayers' Union says Labour, NZ First should release same information.
Don't penalise mothers for working - report
Sole parents on welfare start getting penalised once they earn more than $100 a week.
Exclusive: Cannabis reform gets big tick from public - Use it, don't sell it
Support for change is high across the political spectrum.
What a difference a birthday makes
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Benefit sanctions plummet, hardship grants rise
A culture change at Work and Income is underway, with sanctions falling by 20 per cent.
Mental health inquiry: Hope stirs amid the wreckage
Mental health inquiry hears public rage and frustration, but confident change will come.
Country of origin rules for food watered down
Country of origin labelling in NZ is back on track, but with a few changes.
Research reveals extent of students' mental health crisis
56 per cent of student who completed survey considered dropping out of studies.
Half of tertiary students consider quitting due to mental health - study
56 per cent of people who took part in research considered dropping out of studies.
Gluckman: Time to restart GE debate in NZ
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