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Key tight-lipped on SuperCity mayor
John Key is keeping tight-lipped over who he will be voting for in the race to be mayor of the Supercity.
'Sensitive' growth in mining inevitable - Brownlee
Gerry Brownlee says that the mining industry in New Zealand is certain to grow - but will do so in a 'sensitive manner'.
Govt must resist calls to spend - English
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.
<i>John Armstrong</i>: Labour gets headlines, National gets job done
Political commentator John Armstrong says nothing happening in politics this week had a hope of upstaging the fall and fall of Chris Carter.
Foreshore plan opens door to Maori claims
The Govt will introduce a new property title that can be claimed over the foreshore and seabed.
PM's adviser living it up in Sin City
John Key's right-hand man is living it up with big-spending lobbyists in the casinos of Las Vegas.
Compulsory super debate 'inevitable'
Finance Minister Bill English says the debate around compulsory superannuation will come again and revive the issue of whether means testing should be introduced.
Kiwibank at top of Nats' sale list
While Bill English has singled out Kiwibank as an attractive asset for buyers, he said the Govt would not sell assets without a public mandate.