'Lose Yourself' on guitar in High Court
Man who came up with original riff to Eminem's hit song latest to give evidence in case.
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Eminem v Nats: Hip-hop in the High Court
Rapper's representatives suing National Party over its 2014 election campaign ads.
Paula the possum slayer
Paula Bennett captioned the photo with the hashtag #predatorfree
Eminem and National set for court battle
The National Party will be defending its alleged use of an Eminem song in court tomorrow.
Peters' attack on journos calculated: PM
Bill English says Winston Peters' attack on journalists is attention-seeking.
Bill English star of Act fundraiser
About $70,000 was raised for Act in election year.
Palm oil labelling vote long way off
Palm oil labelling is on the agenda at a high-level ministerial meeting tomorrow.
Minister addresses Gallipoli service
"This peninsula of war is now a place of friendship and healing," says Amy Adams.
Peters questions $53m world expo cost
Spend on Dubai world expo outstrips that for regional tourism infrastructure, Peters says.
Rotorua politicians talk on gang violence
We asked our local candidates what they think should be done to solve our gang problem.
Kaye: I feel better than I've felt in years
New Education Minister Nikki Kaye plans to be a 'modernising' Minister of Education.
Isaac Davison: Adams rises, Smith falls in Cabinet reshuffle
Amy Adams' promotion shows National is bracing for a fight on housing.
McClay rises up ranks in Cabinet reshuffle
Rotorua MP is up four spots to No 13 in the National Party and he keeps his portfolios.
Opinion: challenges ahead for Kaye
New Education Minister Nikki Kaye starts amidst large education reforms.
NZ must keep up with threats: PM
NZ also looking at beefing up security on flights from Muslim-majority countries
Energy star rating to be scrapped
Energy efficiency label still useful to Kiwi shoppers, Green Party says.
'Populist bidding war' on immigration
The current immigration debate is "farcical", the Act Party says.
Fed Farmers blasts firearms report
National needs to stick to its promise of less and better regulation, lobby group says.
Is Wellington ready for 'the big one'?
The Kaikoura quake spurred officials to consider Wellington's resilience.
National's Palmerston North candidate confirmed
Adrienne Pierce will take on Palmerston North MP Iain Lees-Galloway.
Immigration law: New rules 'impossible'
Kary Chung faces huge task to keep her visa, as Immigration Minister defends "tinkering".
John Roughan: English has found his feet
COMMENT: Tinkering with the superannuation age has done National no harm.
Forced marriages targeted by new legislation
A bill designed to protect teenagers from forced marriages will go before Parliament.
NZ urged to condemn Chechnya violence
Cross-party group urges condemnation of brutality against gay men
Little defamation trial win for lawyers
COMMENT: Five days of theatre and politics at Andrew Little's trial for defamation.
Barry Soper: Saga does Little no credit
COMMENT: An apology sooner rather than later would have saved a lot of heartache.
Jury deliberating Andrew Little's trial
Jury has left to consider whether he has defamed hoteliers Earl and Lani Hagaman.
Pizza, sheep, cricket: Softening the PM
Bill English is still getting a grip on the public side of being PM, an expert says.
Little defends questioning Niue hotel deal
Andrew Little said attempts to settle were "most bizarre negotiations" he had ever had.
Hawke's Bay likely to remain GM free
Nervous time for Hastings and Hawke's Bay producers as RMA changes debated last night.
Little's comments won't die away: Hotelier
'News is news now. Nowadays it stays on Google forever,' says Lani Hagaman