
Cunliffe confirms marriage break-up
David Cunliffe, who had been married for more than 30 years, confirms split but won't be making any further comment "for the sake of our children and our wider family".
David Cunliffe, who had been married for more than 30 years, confirms split but won't be making any further comment "for the sake of our children and our wider family".
Labour will oppose a bill setting up the two referendums deciding the fate of the flag because of a sticking point over the order of the questions.
Yesterday's announcement is classic pork-barrelling, writes John Armstrong. It indicates National is seriously worried that Winston Peters may well carry off a victory.
Labour Party leader Andrew Little has wasted no time running up the white flag in the Northland byelection.
If Willow-Jean Prime siphons enough votes from Peters to deliver victory to the Government, John Key won't have dodged a bullet; Andrew Little will have stepped into the bullet's path, writes Phil Quin.
Labour leader Andrew Little has called for an immediate cut in ACC levies, saying the corporation was set to collect $350 million a year more than needed.
The PM's Office has finally agreed to release transcripts from his post cabinet press conferences, and Audrey Young says it's a small, but important, victory.
Labour leader Andrew Little has given supporters a hint that they can vote for Winston Peters in Northland, but he rejects any comparisons to National's 'dirty deals' in Epsom.
The first poll of the Northland byelection shows NZ First leader Winston Peters has taken an early lead.
The Northland byelection had the makings of a real nailbiter if Labour had stood aside and made it a two-horse race.
New Labour MP Stuart Nash was bankrolled to the tune of $4000 a month by political backers for more than a year leading up to last year's general election.
Labour leader Andrew Little told Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott in their private meeting that Australia's air strikes against Isis in Iraq make sense.
More people are choosing to represent themselves in court, possibly because of the digital self-help phenomenon, the secretary for justice says.
Analysis of election candidate donations has shown a wide variety of businesses are willing to open their wallets for politicians.
Labour failed to get over the "credibility hurdle" in the last election - and must look outwards away from internal issues like MP gender targets, its new president says.
The Labour Party has elected economist Nigel Haworth as its new president.
David Cunliffe says National’s chickens are coming home to roost after revelations Donghua Liu donated $25k to a National MP and hosted John Key for dinner.
Labour spent half as much as National on last year's election campaign and was outspent by the Greens for the first time.
Labour’s chief of staff Matt McCarten was asked about an unpaid bill for Andrew Little’s leadership campaign a month before Mr Little was told.
Zero-hour contracts work well for some people and stamping out some of the worst aspects that can come with them is better than the "overreaction" of a total ban, the Government says.
I think Andrew Little might have had his first Tony Abbott moment at Waitangi last Friday.
Andrew Little appears to have been blessed by the gods of timing, writes Claire Trevett. Hot on the tails of Mike Sabin's resignation came the revelation SkyCity wanted a bit of taxpayer cash.
Labour leader Andrew Little has watered down his Waitangi Day comments about exploring greater Maori self-governance.
The scrapping of nearly one million book loans to schools each year will let down students who are not prepared for digital alternatives, the Labour Party says.
Prime Minister John Key says Andrew Little's comments at Waitangi on Maori sovereignty were advancing "separatism."
Andrew Little made something of "a captain's call" on Waitangi Day when suggesting notions of greater Maori sovereignty should not be dismissed.
Labour leader Andrew Little has proposed looking at giving Maori greater self-governance, possibly including the ability to make some of their own laws.