Pros and cons: Who will be National's next leader?
COMMENT: If Bill bows out, who would be the best fit for National's No 1 spot?
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Pros and cons: Who will be National's next leader?
With Bill bowing out, who would be the best fit for National's No 1 spot?
Comment: Race for National's leadership has truly begun
Here are some of the important and interesting items about National's leadership issues.
National MP: 'Bill deserves to get up'
Mark Mitchell has put his support behind National leader Bill English at party caucus.
English says MPs back him as leader
Bill English says he was "not surprised" MPs were backing him in the job.
National's weakness: They can't get over man they hate
National, like Clinton, couldn't see themselves losing, it wasn't part of their thinking.
Family of synthetics victim backing law change
Calum Jones died after using synthetics. Now his parents are pushing for a law change.
Soper: Nats never natural fit for Maori
COMMENT: Bill English giving Waitangi a wide berth this year, heading to Bluff.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: The case for Bill to quit — quickly
COMMENT: For the National leader, it's better to leave when those voters still love him.
English just keeping the seat warm
Why does Bill English stay on ... it's only a matter of time
English wants to retire despite success
OPINION: National's high polls make it hard for Bill English to step down.
Bill English: Govt weak, confused
Fiscal constraints mean it can only get worse from here, says Bill English.
English: It will only get worse from here
Bill English said National had a more ambitious target to reduce poverty.
Bill English: leadership talk 'rubbish'
English's leadership bolstered by Newshub Reid Research poll.
'Discontent in National equals disunity'
The Newshub poll may be National's high-water mark this term.
Is Bill English on the way out? Nats 'preparing plans for successor'
Paula Bennett's role in the National Party is by no means certain, according to Newstalk.
Audrey Young: Greens leader gains respect
COMMENT: Winston Peters has normalise his relations with the Greens by the time he is PM.
Strain on Human Rights Tribunal as cases pile up
Two cases have had a three-year delay in having decisions delivered.
Audrey Young: Peters had to support deal
After Canada's no-show, Japan pressed to sign TPP, with or without Canada.
Ardern says Labour will set its own targets
Bill English says ditching National's system is a step back to "lazy, dumb government".
How politicians reacted to Ardern's pregnancy
Political party leaders have passed on their opinion on Ardern's baby announcement.
Should all kids learn a second language?
Bill would require listing at least 10 languages as "national priority languages".
Monolingual no more: kids lead the way
Diverse population spurs students to learn other nations' languages.
Bolger: Anderton's values will endure
Jim Bolger says Kiwibank has kept down New Zealanders' borrowing costs.
Meet the backbencher: Erica Stanford
The former Piha Rescue producer grew up near the Okura estuary on the North Shore.
Jacinda nick of time: An extraordinary year in NZ politics
Claire Trevett looks back on a bare-knuckled battle of personalities and policies.
Yang case divides Chinese community
Saga over National Party MP seen as both long-overdue and evidence of prejudice.
Toby Manhire's Christmas carols
A tuneful farewell as columnist Toby Manhire signs off.
Peters calls for investigation into Yang saga
"These are serious allegations that need to be investigated", Peters says.
Revealed: Barclay refused to co-operate with police three times
Fresh details of Barclay's refusal are contained in newly released documents.
Natty Nat: MP's festive suit steals the show
Written on the suit's sleeve was a message: 'Stay weird and shine on'.
Don Brash joins financial advisers in Bay
Don Brash's appointment to the Stewart Group expands its board to three.
Health Minister gives homework to National MP
"The Member may like to write a report on this matter and submit it to me by February."