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Jarrod Gilbert: Why we should have our fingerprints all over a gun register
Cars are registered, in the EU cows are registered, it's no big ask to register firearms.
Cars are registered, in the EU cows are registered, it's no big ask to register firearms.
National has survived a painful conference.
Judith Collins promises members she can win the election - if the party stays focused.
David Carter has left the National board, after losing out on the party presidency.
He has served in the role since 2009.
National's mental health spokesman Matt Doocey will put heat on Labour's record.
Sir John Key on turning 60, learning to fly, his new Maui pad and advice for his party.
National's youth wing is disappointed party caucus voted against conversion therapy ban.
Chris Bishop said Bloomfield's texts showed Clark was "donkey-deep in the issue".
OPINION: National Party's organisational leadership and rules are set to be shaken up.
National kicked off its Party conference promising to "learn the bitter lessons of 2020".
Judith Collins says change is certain at her party's big Conference.
National said it would only support the legislation if it was changed to protect parents.
Editorial: Wait, what? Who gave this generation naming rights to our nation?
Communications outgoings are up to $89m from $57m.
'It doesn't pass the sniff test' - Chris Bishop on Bloomfield's explanation for the u-turn
But she says despite that, there should be a referendum on the name.
Collins says she meant 'bottle her' like a 'genie in a bottle'.
Judith Collins was Minister of Police in 2010 and Minister of Justice in 2014.
Judith Collins' "who dis?" phone problem, David Seymour gets hands on at a farm.
Judith Collins thinks New Zealand will regret letting the terrorist into the country.
NZ-born Suhayra Aden and her two children are to be repatriated.
Only half of the 'new' public housing supply added by the Government is actually new.
A Facebook post showed a limit to the PM's powers but can National capitalise on it?
Just when you thought you were safe from the RMA, here comes RMA2.
Judith Collins on media bias, law and order, hate speech and other bugbears.
Minister Kris Faafoi has repeatedly turned down interviews to explain 'misinformation.'
National wants the Auditor-General to look into some controversial spending decisions.
Chris Finlayson says the role of the Waitangi Tribunal should change.
"They should do away with the universal policy and target it to those in genuine need."