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Hughes case: Naked man seen in street
Reports have emerged of a naked man on the street near Mr Hughes' home on the night a youth complained to police about an incident of a sexual nature.
John Armstrong: Hughes' resignation had to happen
Darren Hughes' resignation from Parliament was inevitable from the moment it became public knowledge that he was under police investigation.
Darren Hughes resigns as MP
Labour leader Phil Goff told a hastily-arranged press conference in Auckland this evening that he had accepted MP Darren Hughes' resignation.
Marine bill win draws line in sand
Amid cries of racism and snipes between the Maori Party and its former colleague Hone Harawira, the Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Bill was passed yesterday.
<i>John Armstrong:</i> Sure-footedness has deserted Goff
Is this the same Phil Goff who last year snuffed out Chris Carter's hopelessly quixotic mutiny with such consummate ease?
Hughes stood down from portfolios
Labour leader Phil Goff has announced that his MP Darren Hughes has been stood down from his portfolios while a police investigation into him is completed.
<i>Derek Cheng</i>: Petty dig backfires on MP
It was meant to come across as fighting for the suffering people of Christchurch. But it ended up sounding petty, senseless and bordering on offensive.
Speech ban ends for foreshore bill
Government permits its MPs to comment after attempt to speed up progress on legislation fails
'Shame! Dumb! Doh!' - Harawira forgets to vote
Hone Harawira says it was "dumb" and shameful that he forgot to vote on the bill that was the main reason for his break with the Maori Party.
Harawira misses foreshore and seabed vote
The second reading of the bill to replace the Foreshore and Seabed Act has passed through Parliament and former Maori Party MP Hone Harawira wasn't there to vote against it - despite the bill being the reason for him leaving his party.
National candidate wins Botany byelection
National candidate Jami-Lee Ross convincingly won the Botany byelection tonight and will become the youngest MP in Parliament this term.
Botany byelection candidates fire final shots (+ video)
A vote for any Botany candidate is apparently a vote for all the same things: A strong voice in parliament. A good economy. A safe community. Good education.
Flavell on Harawira
Maori Party MP Te Ururoa Flavell's responds to Hone Harawira's public comments on the party.
Harawira's no-show 'disrespectful'
Maori Party MP Te Ururoa Flavell is angry that Hone Harawira has today failed to turn up to the disciplinary hearing the rebel MP had explicitly asked for, calling Harawira's no-show disappointing and disrespectful.
Rebel MP 'wanted job as a minister'
Hone Harawira, wanted to become a minister when the Maori Party first went into coalition with National, according to a confidential statement by Te Ururoa Flavell.
Botany candidates running cheap byelection campaigns
Ten vying for electorate in southeast Auckland predicted to be a sure bet for National Party