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Simon Bridges: This is Jacinda Ardern's biggest weakness
The new National Party leaders says the PM's unusual rise to power is her flaw.
Courts get power to order MPs to rethink
Jacinda Ardern says the move will not compromise Parliament's sovereignty.
Kiwis asked: Who the heck do we think we are?
Nobel winner's book and own immigrant experience sparked move to end stereotyping.
NZ First to choose Peters a deputy next week
Shane Jones unlikely to contest the deputy leadership, but three others could.
Will a baby alter the Green Party contest?
Julie Anne Genter's rivals have already zeroed in on her other commitments.
Greens MP Julie Anne Genter announces pregnancy
Julie Anne Genter has called press conference at her home in Auckland.
Davidson, Genter in battle to be Greens leader
Marama Davidson and Julie Anne Genter are in the running to be the Green's next co-leader.
Census should ask about sexual orientation: Shaw
James Shaw wants census to include questions on gender identity and sexual orientation.
Nicola Patrick: Poised and unaffected, Ardern rules Waitangi Day
Waitangi Day had a fresh feeling this year .. thanks to our PM
Bishop has message on people-smuggling
Julie Bishop says it is important not to "undo" efforts to stop people-smuggling.
Waka-jumping bill takes centre stage in Green leadership contest
Julie Anne Genter says Greens caucus needs to communicate better with party members.
Claire Trevett: Party at Shane's - watch out crayfish
COMMENT:MPs of (nearly) all persuasions are welcome at Shane Jones' annual Waitangi party.
Political Roundup: The (likely) new Green Party co-leader
Bryce Edwards looks at the three candidates vying to be Green Party co-leader.
English: It will only get worse from here
Bill English said National had a more ambitious target to reduce poverty.
Greens promise to behave on intelligence committee
The Greens have secured a position on Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee.
Hosking: I laughed when Ardern gave herself 7 out of 10. This is why she's a 9.
COMMENT: New Government gets 9.25 out of 10 for its first 100 days in power.
The Big Read: Will the compliant Greens get eaten in 2018?
COMMENT: This year will be crucial for the Greens and it's not yet certain they'll survive
Greens' support for waka-jumping not guaranteed
James Shaw says Green support for waka-jumping beyond the first reading is not guaranteed.
Audrey Young: Greens leader gains respect
COMMENT: Winston Peters has normalise his relations with the Greens by the time he is PM.
Green Party to elect new co-leader in April
Green MPs are yet to reveal if they will stand.
James Shaw: Prepare to swallow dead rats
Shaw wants to add environmental factors as economic growth measures.
Audrey Young: Peters had to support deal
After Canada's no-show, Japan pressed to sign TPP, with or without Canada.
Labour Party and Ratana movement continue old alliance
Labour and its partner parties say they aim to better the lives of Māori
Life in parliament like 'walking with crocodiles'
Sue Bradford, 65, on getting to grips with more than parliamentary life.
How politicians reacted to Ardern's pregnancy
Political party leaders have passed on their opinion on Ardern's baby announcement.
Toughest PR gigs of 2017 revealed
The top 20 toughest PR gigs for 2017 have been revealed.
Jacinda nick of time: An extraordinary year in NZ politics
Claire Trevett looks back on a bare-knuckled battle of personalities and policies.
Zero carbon is Government's goal
Govt says public consultation is the first step to a 30-year pathway to net zero emissions
Bill to legalise medicinal cannabis introduced
The details of who will get access and in what circumstances are yet to be released.
Audrey Young: My politician of the year
COMMENT: For someone who lacks experience PM has achieved an awful lot in a short time.
Coalition talks information released
Parties asked for information on costs of refugees, rail to Northport, and halting mining.
Families package expected to halve child poverty
The Families Package will kick in in July 2018.
Greens' staff tell MPs they feel undervalued
Green Party staff say MPs have treated them poorly and left them feeling undervalued