Suspended MP turns up to parliamentary committee
MP's attendance causes brief interruption to submissions.
MP's attendance causes brief interruption to submissions.
National's Judith Collins is calling for Housing Minister Phil Twyford to resign.
The nationwide survey was undertaken before the cannabis referendum was announced.
Random roadside drug tests urgently needed, says grieving mother.
Nick Smith says he was "gobsmacked".
Comment: What we vote on, and what will pass in Parliament, are two very different things.
The draft law is a weaker version of what Andrew Little previously outlined.
The National leader has denied making such sounds.
Cabinet paper leaked to National also proposes allowing home-grown cannabis.
COMMENT: Nothing is inevitable in National's leadership troubles, writes Audrey Young.
How much National should have to pay for the breach may go to appeal again.
COMMENT: Simon Bridges dismissed the insult from Peters and played him at his own game.
COMMENT: Unflappable Collins stares down tough questions behind closed doors.
COMMENT: There are two lessons from the latest National Party ructions.
Simon Bridges had earlier refused to explicitly say the words 'I trust Judith Collins'.
There is more of a sigh than a smile when Shane Jones' name is mentioned in Government.
COMMENT: Anyone who's followed the game a while knows this scenario never ends well.
COMMENT: Bridges is proving that Opposition leader is the toughest job in politics.
COMMENT: New Zealand First has not been unreasonable in exercising its veto.
Pike families had felt let down by the previous Govt which said re-entry was too dangerous
Comment: National MPs' dissatisfaction with their leader is at a critical point.
Jacinda's Ardern's second captain's call was based on pragmatism rather than idealism.
It was slightly surprising that Jacinda Ardern was not higher, writes Audrey Young.
Korako is retiring to make way for a new candidate to contest the Port Hills electorate.
Further signs that his demise as leader may happen sooner rather than later.
COMMENT: Small personal issues are causing Bridges' MPs to question his judgement.
Staff member had been working for the party for six years.
Labour is riding high after attacks, but bread and butter issues are returning to debate.
Paula Bennett said the 50th birthday milestone did not scare her: "I loved it."
Francis review will be looked at as part of party's 'health and safety' policy.