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Key defends <i>Hobbit</i> tax deal
John Key says his deal to keep The Hobbit in NZ was far less than what Labour paid for LOTR, but Labour says the PM isn't telling the full story.

<i>Hobbit</i> bill passes first reading
Parliament was tonight working its way through a labour law change the Government says is essential to ensure The Hobbit movies are made in New Zealand, but was facing stiff opposition from Labour.

Phil Goff: Labour would shut door on foreign land buyers
Labour has made a dramatic turnaround on its foreign investment policy, and now says it will turn down big land sales to overseas buyers except in exceptional circumstances.

<i>John Armstrong:</i> Labour rediscovers the joys of the good old ways
Labour's annual conference proclaimed the neo-liberal economic experiment to be well and truly over - the biggest shift in that sphere since the Rogernomics revolution.

Labour gears up for 'battle of 2011'
Labour has unveiled new policies at its annual conference this weekend which it believes will give the party an edge over National in the next election.

<i>Audrey Young:</i> President Andrew Little shines
Labour president Andrew Little has just delivered the speech of his career, writes Audrey Young.

Labour promises bold new policies
Labour is promising bold new policies for the care and education of children to put to voters at the next election. Deputy leader Annette King says children currently "lack a champion at the highest table".

Time to talk republic, says Labour president
Labour president Andrew Little has called for a fresh debate about republicanism following a speech at the party's conference.

Carter tells Labour council: I'll dish dirt on senior MPs
Dumped MP Chris Carter told Labour's ruling council he could dish the dirt on senior Labour MPs and if he didn't get his way, "it's war".