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Fraud accused points to officials

Two senior National Party figures were involved in plans to apply for a casino licence, an alleged conman says.

Change on 'dead-end' street

Five years after they were thrust unwillingly into the political spotlight, things have changed for the residents of McGehan Close - much of it for the better.

Key: 'Not going to change me'

After a rocky couple of gaffes, the Prime Minister defends his style, saying 'I came in as John Key and I'm going out as John Key.'

Former National Party chief of staff appointed to TVNZ board

Henare laments failure of oath bill

National MP list Tau Henare spoke passionately in favour of a bill last night allowing people to swear to uphold the Treaty of Waitangi in official oaths but voted against it, along with the rest of his party.

John Armstrong: Asset sales victory vital, but not assured

Collins rejects liquor pleas

John Armstrong: MPs turn wrath on caustic Speaker

There have been growing gripes that Lockwood Smith has been going too far in seeming to want to also be Parliament's coach and commentator, writes John Armstrong.

Toby Manhire: Perma-relaxed PM starting to come unstuck

While Labour is pecking away in a number of policy areas, they lack much in the way of an argument to explain what is wrong with the incumbents, writes Toby Mahire

Cartoon: Lost in translation

Key on back foot over Dotcom

John Key was yesterday again on the back foot in Parliament over questions about how much he knew about the involvement of his spy agencies in the Dotcom debacle.

Bob Jones: Blatant try-on shows it's time to derail Treaty gravy train

Cartoon: Planet Key

Herald on Sunday editorial: A monkey on the PM's back

Teachers condemn 'ropey' data

Tau: I’ll get a tattoo

National MP Tau Henare says he is serious about getting a tattoo of the 28th Maori Battalion's logo in defiance of a bureaucrat's request he stop using it on his social media pages.