
Soper: Bridges' National leadership irreparably damaged
COMMENT: This is not just about an MP going rogue, it's about buying influence.
COMMENT: This is not just about an MP going rogue, it's about buying influence.
Jami-Lee Ross MP might have a plan to his destructive attacks on his former party.
Comment: Simon Bridges will survive tape one, but there is no promise of reprieve.
Maureen Pugh says she continues to back Simon Bridges and wants to move on.
National leader responds to tape of him that Jami-Lee Ross released today.
The tape shows Simon Bridges acknowledging a $100,000 donation had been made.
Ousted MP posts six minute recording of him and Bridges discussing a donation.
Winston Peters says National's attacks on Jami-Lee Ross' marital status are "underhand".
COMMENT: Ross has done the right thing by everyone in quitting and not dragging this out.
EDITORIAL: Jami-Lee Ross has gone but he leaves an explosive in Simon Bridges' path.
Another dramatic day in Parliament as claim and counter-claim are made.
National Party said to be behind Queen's honour for Chinese businessman.
COMMENT: All in all yesterday played out as a National Party soap opera.
Bridges wouldn't answer certain questions put to him by Heather du Plessis-Allan today.
Paula Bennett says the issues raised with Jami-Lee Ross had nothing to do with harassment.
Peters of Bridges: "Have you ever seen somebody who has no qualities of leadership?"
National Party president Peter Goodfellow says the party "complies" with the Electoral Act
Police will only say that the contact between Ross and police is "entirely appropriate".
National caucus meets to decide fate of 'rogue, disloyal' Jami-Lee Ross.
Laughing as he spoke, Peters told the media to "listen up" as he played the tune.
'Disappointing that one person has let caucus down', says National MP.
COMMENT: Bridges is toast if today doesn't go his way in caucus.
COMMENT: National can't afford to tolerate this circus, or someone who's gone so rogue.
Showdown looms for National leader and his rogue MP.
CLAIRE TREVETT COMMENT: A torrent of tweets by Ross has eroded any sympathy among MPs.
EDITORIAL: Bridges has put his leadership to a needless early test with a caucus vote.
National Party leader sat down with Newstalk ZB exclusively about the report.
Fellow MP unloads on Twitter, claims there's no place for Ross in National caucus.
PM says Nats should support bill if it is worried about 39c rise.
COMMENT: If caucus does not back Bridges over Jami-Lee Ross he'll be a dead man walking.