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Claire Trevett: Housing crusade fits well with Labour's history
Today is Labour's centenary, which the party intends to celebrate by releasing its 2016 housing manifesto.
Andrew Little: Is he ready to be king?
On the streets of Lincoln in Canterbury, Dunsandel apprentice electrician Michael Wallace, 25, is not impressed with the Labour leader.
'I think Labour may have lost the plot'
The Herald asked a number of Labour voters - past and present - in downtown Auckland how they felt about the party and why they continued to back Labour or had decided to change their support.
100 not out: Labour fights for its future
As Labour Party turns 100, we looks at its efforts to shake off the tribulations of the past and rebuild as a strong force for next year's election.
Labour plans big hit on housing
Labour will mark its 100th anniversary this week with a hat-trick of announcements on housing.
Labour's potency blunted by devotion to past
COMMENT: The gravitational force Savage exercises on Labour's adherents is still evident eight decades on.
Battle lines shaping up midway to polls
Halfway through the third term, National remain in a strong position. Audrey Young assesses key rivalries and what Labour needs to do in next 18 months.
British MP Jo Cox - 'She was one of us'
Death of British politician is 'attack on our democracy', says Labour's Phil Twyford.
Disney's 'fat Maui' criticised by MP
An overweight character in the new Disney film Moana perpetuates negative stereotypes and is unacceptable, a Labour MP says.
Andrew Little: We'll bring them home
Labour leader Andrew Little says he will withdraw New Zealand troops from Iraq if his party is elected to power next year.
Labour names Wood for Mt Roskill
The Labour Party has selected Michael Wood as its new Mt Roskill candidate to take over from longstanding MP Phil Goff.
Labour Party's next election candidate revealed
The Labour Party has selected its first election candidate, picking Michael Wood to take over from longstanding MP Phil Goff as its new Mt Roskill candidate.
Andrew Little: Govt should attack housing crisis, not families in need
COMMENT: House prices are rising at 30 times the rate of inflation. 16,000 houses are year are being bought by foreign speculators. Record numbers are living in cars and garages, writes Andrew Little.
Rodney Hide: Marriage of convenience
COMMENT: I am pleased for Labour and the Greens. Truly I am. They have tied the knot. They have announced they're together.
Secret Diary of The Labour-Green pact
COMMENT: People all over New Zealand come up to me on the street and say, "Do I know you? You look familiar. Are you famous?"
Claire Trevett: Labour-Greens creation offers something for all
COMMENT: Like a good piece of art, the one-page agreement between Labour and the Greens had something in it for everyone.
Editorial: Labour's bond proposal makes sense
The Labour Party surprised many people last week by advocating the complete abolition of boundaries on urban expansion.
Govt cheats workers: Little
Little's pre-Budget speech claiming NZ workers have been cheated out of $50 a week has been dismissed by National as a "list of slogans".
Claire Trevett: Mixed messages in Little's pre-Budget speech
If your leader is about to deliver a speech on the plight of the homeless compared to the "wealthy few", don't kick it off with a tale about Bluff oysters, writes Claire Trevett.
Andrew Little: National neglecting 'middle New Zealand'
There were no new policy announcements in Andrew Little's pre-Budget speech, which focused mainly on criticising National's record.
Rodney Hide: Tent debacle another stumble
COMMENT: It's hard for Little to win some media coverage - especially when up against a popular PM who has stolen your policies and wears your clothes.
Fran O'Sullivan: Politicians hop on housing bandwagon
COMMENT: Hallelujah. The political fix at national level on Auckland housing has finally been made.
Business hails Labour call to ban city limits
Labour's push for the Government to abolish Auckland's city limits to get people out of cars, caravans, garages and tents has riled critics but gained support from a business lobby group.
Andrew Little's crowded house stunt backfires
Andrew Little attempted to show reporters an overcrowded house yesterday - but it backfired when the owner insisted it was only being renovated.
Claire Trevett: National keeps tax cut card in back pocket
COMMENT: It is not often that the big surprise in a Budget is something that will not be in it at all.
Little's rental bill facing fight
Labour leader Andrew Little will tomorrow make a bid to raise minimum standards of heating and insulation for rental properties.
The queen of Parliament's opposition
Annette King is a veteran politician who has achieved that rare thing: respect from both sides of the house. Nicholas Jones reports.
Claire Trevett: Brownlee's Operation Little proves a success
COMMENT: At first blush, the Government's invitation to Labour leader Andrew Little to visit the troops in Iraq appeared to be a trick.