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Jan Logie: 'We can all live free from violence'
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Pay gap bill has backing of unions
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Greens put transparency at the forefront
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Greens announce new transparency policies
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Courts get power to order MPs to rethink
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NZ First to choose Peters a deputy next week
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Greens MP Julie Anne Genter announces pregnancy
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Census should ask about sexual orientation: Shaw
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Julie Bishop says it is important not to "undo" efforts to stop people-smuggling.
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Julie Anne Genter says Greens caucus needs to communicate better with party members.