PM makes a case for compulsory super
John Key says public opinion has shifted since compulsory superannuation was rejected in a 1997 referendum.
John Key says public opinion has shifted since compulsory superannuation was rejected in a 1997 referendum.
National MPs might be allowed a conscience vote on a Labour Party bill that proposes lowering the drink driving blood alcohol limit, John Key says.
National Party president Peter Goodfellow's marriage break-up just gets messier.
The Chinese bid for the Crafar dairy farms has everything but transparency, finds Karyn Scherer.
MMP could sink or swim, not on its own merits, but on whether the All Blacks are successful in 2011, writes Brian Rudman.
Employment law changes will swing the balance in favour of bosses and expose workers to easier dismissal, an expert says.
The Government today announced sweeping changes to labour laws, including changing the test for reasonable dismissal to make it easier for employers to fire workers.
Great poverty still affects pockets of NZ, ministers were told yesterday - shortly before their sumptuous three-course lunch.
John Key is keeping tight-lipped over who he will be voting for in the race to be mayor of the Supercity.
Gerry Brownlee says that the mining industry in New Zealand is certain to grow - but will do so in a 'sensitive manner'.
Bill English has warned National Party delegates that the Govt will come under pressure to spend more in election year - and will need to resist.