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Labour won't rule out tax hikes
Labour goes back to drawing board to counter National's Budget - and how to pay for it
Labour MPs' window for a coup
Labour's MPs have a chance to change leader - but they won't, writes Claire Trevett.
Has Labour blown the Budget?
Has Labour being snookered by a Government positioning itself to win over centrist voters?
National, Labour get big donations
'Mr Wolf' throws National a $150,000 bone while Labour gets its own $100,000 donation.
Labour to release fiscal package
Little says party will take its time on spending plan, announcing it in a few weeks.
A thought for our middle-class white men
Dear Rohan Lord, thank you for sharing your struggle as a middle class white man.
Budget move divides Labour and Greens
COMMENT: The Greens have alternatives, even if they don't like them, writes Audrey Young.
Rodney Hide: Lord not meant for politics
COMMENT: By quitting the race, Rohan Lord proved he is not right for politics.
Little: no rift with Greens over Budget
Andrew Little says Labour will soon present its own rival families package to National's.
Kids lose tech classes, playing fields
School overcrowding is shutting some students out of technology classes and playing fields
Bulging school rolls force zone shake up
School zones are being rewritten to cope with bulging rolls at 43 Auckland schools.
Parties seek big boost in health funding
Opposition parties reveal what they want to see in the health budget on Thursday.
Ngaro didn't consider offering resignation
Labour leader Andrew Little says Alfred Ngaro should be dismissed.
White, middle class - and 'no chance'
Labour candidate quits, unhappy over party list that he says favours women, ethnic people.
Jacoby Poulain: Helping hand good for all
Locals can help others in need by passing on pre-loved clothing to families with newborns.
Labour puts 'social deficit' before debt
There's no rule against another shock says Finance Minister.
Govt to build 34,000 homes
National's plan to build 34,000 new homes completes a major housing turnaround.
'I will probably have tears in my eyes'
The longest and last tenant in the derelict Jebson Place is leaving on Thursday.
Threat of rent rises 'scaremongering'
Renters are celebrating Labour's idea to close a property tax break.
Editorial: A brave move
EDITORIAL: Little has decided that ending tax break will be hard enough to sell as it is.
Little: First home has tripled in value
Labour leader uses his first house to highlight how housing had become unaffordable.
Labour's focus on housing and immigration
Labour is the party of housing and anti-immigration for the 2017 general election.
Labour's focus on tax breaks 'cynical'
Critics say plan will hit small investors but Little insists big owners are key target.
Trevett: Little tries out new f-word
COMMENT: Little's big speech at election Congress was brought to you by the letter F.
Little rules out schools without playing fields idea
Labour leader has dismissed idea of schools without playing fields.
Andrew Little's next big test begins
COMMENT: Every small blip makes it that much harder to make up ground, says Audrey Young.
Labour's 66,000 door-knocks and calls
Labour shares details of its shoe-leather election campaign techniques.
Labour releases mental health policy
GP appointments for mental health issues will be free under a Labour Government.
Money talks in politics
COMMENT: Our wealthy politicians with property portfolios are out of touch with Kiwis.
Labour's charter school stance queried
Labour has been asked what will happen to existing charter schools if it wins power.
Separate Maori prison not Labour policy: Little
A proposal for a separate Maori prison is not Labour policy, leader Andrew Little says.
Too young? Kids to start school at 4
Wide-ranging education reforms are set to pass the final hurdle this week.
Little: There's a place for emotion
Jennifer Dann puts 12 questions - well 13, actually - to Labour leader Andrew Little.