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Labour must keep its word and get behind electric trains
Unlike other countries investing in electric rail, KiwiRail turned the switch off.
Unlike other countries investing in electric rail, KiwiRail turned the switch off.
Labour will spend $600m more a year than National to fulfil its transport plans.
Chronic pain sufferers should be exempt from prosecution too, Govt has been told.
Petrol tax review is just "routine", Jacinda Ardern says.
COMMENT: Easter break would have been welcome respite from political maelstrom.
Former Labour secretary likely to be first and last tried for blasphemous libel
Mike Jaspers will take a new role as advisor for strategic communications.
Justice Minister Andrew Little is set to shake up the monitoring of aged-care facilities.
COMMENT: With friends like these, Labour isn't in good shape.
Labour MP Liz Craig was "dismayed" to learn later of sexual assault allegations at camp.
Simon Bridges says he will work with the Greens on matters of common interest
National Party accepts Green Party offer to use bulk of their Question Time questions.
Free student fees may have stopped the decline in polytech rolls, but numbers are static.
COMMENT: Jacinda Ardern is nowhere near as powerful as Helen Clark was.
COMMENT: Without a doubt, the Prime Minister just had the worst week of her tenure.
Andrew Kirton is widely seen in Labour Party as a huge asset who would make a great MP.
COMMENT: Politics are irrelevant when it comes to sexual assault.
Two cars had stopped to let Bill Wiki cross the road but a third car hit him.
Labour leader and party president apologise for failings at the Young Labour Summer Camp.
Early childhood education costs will increase if children can't start school before 5.
COMMENT: PM's ignorance of summer school preserved "Brand Jacinda", writes Claire Trevett.
Labour general-secretary is now keeping the PM's office updated on developments.
Footage emerges of dancing and drinking at Labour camp where alleged groping happened.
COMMENT: To ignore the assaults' political dimension denies reality, writes Audrey Young.
The former Crown prosecutor says allegations amount to indecent assault.
Labour apologises to teenagers exposed to "highly inappropriate behaviour".
Amy Adams and Judith Collins were on the same song sheet - but Simon Bridges was off key.
Labour had to write off about $275,000 of advertising after campaign change of leadership.
Whangarei trust denies ministers are giving it "preferential treatment".
Families of the severely disabled have been fighting to be paid for their work.