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Audrey Young: National's choice boils down to two

Comment: There is one simple test for working out who would be best leader.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Why Judith Collins should take over as National leader

COMMENT: The most important thing for the National Party right now is experience.

Muller quits: National's nightmare – and a sign of a toxic political culture

COMMENT: Todd Muller has resigned from leadership at an inauspicious time.

Comment: National needs to change tactics, not just the leader

COMMENT: National need to revamp their strategy if they want to survive the election.

Claire Trevett: Who are the new National leader contenders?

Leadership potentials include Mark Mitchell, Judith Collins or reinstating Simon Bridges.

Todd Muller: From MAGA hat to 'cup of tea and lie down'

It was a gaffe-prone 22 days at the helm of the National Party for Todd Muller.

National MP Amy Adams apologises for mistakenly saying candidate is Chinese

The National Party has had another racial mix-up

SFO launches investigation into Labour Party donations

The SFO is presently conducting four investigations over electoral funding allegations.

Muller: Woodhouse's handling of Covid leak 'very different' to Walker's

It comes after more major revelations this morning.

Audrey Young: Infection spreads to National's front bench

COMMENT: There is always a "but" with Boag.

Muller: We've been 'well-managed and transparent' about patient detail leak

Todd Muller and Michael Woodhouse explain their actions.

National MP with links to Chinese spy agencies retires from politics

Jian Yang was dogged by speculation he had links to Chinese spy agencies.

National leader knew Michael Woodhouse was also sent Covid patient data

The MP told Todd Muller on Tuesday evening that he had Covid data from Boag.

Three decades of amazing Michelle Boag headlines

Amazing headlines for Michelle Boag over the years.

Audrey Young: Muller presiding over a shambles

Perhaps the National Party leader doesn't want to hear the answer, writes Audrey Young.

Bruce Bisset: The daggers are out - who wields them well and badly?

The Minister for Throwing Money Around, Shane Jones, is a more artful dodger