
Political Roundup: What's going on in the National Party?
What exactly is plaguing the National Party? And would another leadership change help?
What exactly is plaguing the National Party? And would another leadership change help?
OPINION: Jacinda Ardern should listen to Act and the Greens before changing terror laws.
The shadow Justice Minister's journey from logical courtrooms to the brawl of Parliament.
National's leader says her MPs are "very comfortable" with the reshuffle this week.
Within hours the Muslim Association of Canterbury set up a donation page for the victims.
The 32-year-old lone wolf attacker had been on a terror watch list since 2016.
Judith Collins said in 2013 there were no urgent concerns with counter-terrorism laws.
Simon Bridges is the only viable option to replace Judith Collins this term - but when?
National leader Judith Collins fronts media following launch of a policy to fix MIQ.
Judith Collins says the PM's 'spin machine is in overdrive'.
Caucus' liberal MPs have been moved to less powerful and less high profile committees
A reshuffle in the middle of a national crisis looks like misplaced priorities.
Act thinks Parliament is coming back next week - but that might not be the case.
Bishop has lost the shadow leader of the House role, which has gone to Michael Woodhouse.
The Government and the Opposition are set to debate whether Parliament can return.
Nash accused of being "defeatist" for saying lockdowns still possible at 80% vaccination.
The party is trying to keep its warring factions together during a difficult lockdown.
Judith Collins said Chris Hipkins should resign but only if Labour could replace him.
Two more MPs say they're opposed to more MIQ in Rotorua.
This week Parliament was in recess, but was scheduled to resume next Tuesday.
OPINION: The curse of Opposition leadership is knowing when to button it.
Government has wasted a lot of time over the vaccine, says National leader.
UMR poll has gap between left and right closing, Seymour extends lead over Collins.
Simon Bridges is getting leaner, but will he get meaner?
"It would focus the system on achieving that target and hold the Government to account."
Family discussions about appropriate healthcare aren't matters of concern under the bill.
Collins found an ally in the Winston she wasn't keen to keep around: Winston Peters.
National will vote for Gender self-ID Bill and favours planned inquiry into it.
The Greens have allegedly had a portrait of Winston Churchill taken down in parliament.
Jacinda Ardern's first instinct was damage control to get ahead of public outrage.