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Key admits being 'sloppy' with share management
John Key says he offered controversial under-performing mining shares he owned to his 12-year-old son, "but even he didn't want them", Parliament heard today.

Poll records growing support for Key
Public support for John Key as Prime Minister has never been so high, according to the latest Herald-DigiPoll survey.

<i>John Armstrong</i>: Key's growth package just tax cuts in disguise
Wait patiently for three months for the real oil in the Budget before passing judgment on the Government.

Goff: Public servants should not be paid more than PM
Public service chief executives should never be paid more than the prime minister, Labour Party leader Phil Goff says.

Ratana pats Key on back
Prime Minister John Key arrived far too early for the party, but got the present he wanted at the annual Ratana celebrations yesterday.

'My son is 2... It's ridiculous to suggest he is a terrorist'
A NZ toddler and his Indian-born mother were turned back from India and interrogated on their return to Auckland Airport because their names were on a terrorism blacklist.

A bit more order, but still room for some good insults
Peter Dunne has given up on his annual list of worst-behaved MPs, saying Speaker Lockwood Smith's reign has ushered in a new era of propriety.

Party backs Goff on Nationhood speech
Phil Goff has pleaded ignorance about how his "Nationhood" speech ended up with the same title as Don Brash's infamous Orewa address.

Treasury: Unemployment to peak at 7pc - Key
Treasury now believes unemployment will peak at 7 per cent, less than what it predicted when the recession first hit, John Key told Parliament today.

Labour closes ranks, backs Goff on speech
The Labour caucus backs "the tone and content" of a speech in which Phil Goff accused the Govt of reopening old racial wounds.

PM wants to work with Labour on seabed law
The PM has left the door open for Labour to work with the Government on a solution to the problematic foreshore and seabed law.

Goff downplays party dissent
Labour leader Phil Goff has rubbished claims that his nationhood speech didn't sit well with party president Andrew Little.