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Peters on 'chem-trail' guy's chances
It seems New Zealand First leader Winston Peters can’t quite bring himself to utter the words “Colin Craig“or “the Conservative Party“.
It seems New Zealand First leader Winston Peters can’t quite bring himself to utter the words “Colin Craig“or “the Conservative Party“.
As expected, the National Party's announcement yesterday on proposed tax cuts was short on specifics and long on conditionality.
Armstrong writes: The PM's offer is not so much a tax cut, more like a tax offcut - one which will not be finding its way into your wallet for the best part of another three years.
Maori Television says there will be no job losses at its news show Te Kaea and changes at the station have been put on hold.
Up to 25 people could see their jobs axed as Maori Television ditches its Te Kaea news show, Mana leader Hone Harawira claimed late last night.
The Government plans to establish two marine parks for recreational fishing - and pay millions in compensation to the commercial interests that would be forced out.
After being relinquished by National's Chris Tremain, the battle for the seat of Napier has been heating up between Labour's Stuart Nash and National newcomer Wayne Walford.
Labour leader David Cunliffe has dissociated himself from his Rangitata candidate, Steve Gibson.
The inquiry just announced by the Prime Minister focuses on Judith Collins and asks whether there is evidence she breached conduct expected of ministers
National voters prefer the prospect of a post-election deal with Colin Craig's Conservative Party rather than Winston Peters' NZ First, a Herald-DigiPoll survey suggests.
An inquiry into allegations former Justice Minister Judith Collins tried to undermine then-SFO boss Adam Feeley will begin a week before the election.
National's polling has barely flickered in the three weeks since the Dirty Politics book was launched the latest Herald-Digipoll reveals.
The election campaign tax battle turned nasty yesterday as PM John Key accused David Cunliffe of punishing grieving children, and he returned with a Pike blow.
Whaleoil blogger Cameron Slater is going to the High Court in an effort to stop media publishing information taken by the hacker known as Rawshark.
John Key says the National Party had nothing to do with the shutting down of the @Whaledump Twitter account.
National has unveiled $266 million worth of new policies including a $150 million boost to its rural broadband initiative in the past week.
Are our politicians sleepwalking, asks Gordon McLauchlan, flabbergasted he's being told the Dirty Politics scandal is all just a distraction.
Federated Farmers is questioning the need for a National Party proposal for a compulsory ban on dairy cattle from all waterways.
Labour will not impose Capital Gains Tax on a family home and its spokesman has reiterated that firmly today in a video interview with the NZ Herald.
The hacker known as Rawshark has released emails that look to back up claims in the Dirty Politics book that the Whale Oil blog was used for commercial "hit" jobs.
The hacker Rawshark has rejected claims Facebook conversations between Papakura MP Judith Collins and blogger Cameron Slater are forgeries.
Housing Minister Nick Smith was shouted down when he claimed at a forum on Auckland's housing crisis that foreign buyers weren't impacting on prices.
Spare a thought for German money-bags Kim Dotcom. He's spending more than $3 million to buy himself into the general election.
National leader John Key condemned Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater for the first time during tonight's leaders' debate with Labour leader David Cunliffe
Prime Minister John Key and Leader of the Opposition David Cunliffe are facing off in round two of the pre-election debates in Christchurch this evening.
Prime Minister John Key and Leader of the Opposition David Cunliffe faced off in round two of the pre-election debates this evening, but who came out on top?
John Key has defended his choice of a Government Inquiry into Judith Collins’ dealings with former SFO boss Adam Feeley in the face of calls for a broader inquiry.