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Judith Collins apologises after Speaker forces removal of 'misleading' ad
Advert said 'approved by Collins' but she admits she didn't see it before publication.
Advert said 'approved by Collins' but she admits she didn't see it before publication.
The party is defying a ruling to take the video down
Editorial: Seeing is believing, unless it's a dodgy promotion for a political party.
Parliament's week ends with a mystery and a date: to the sewerage system.
Collins on attack over Government decision to not extend the wage subsidy scheme.
David Farrar and Rachel Morton rubbish claims by Winston Peters over his pension payments.
NZ First and National had called for the committee to be reconvened – they got their wish.
In a rare show of unity, National and NZ First agree the health committee should return.
'Parliament is a toxic culture that chews people up and spits them out.'
Parliament will be back - but not as you're used to seeing it.
Election has been pushed back by a month.
Legal issues from the Covid lockdown.
EDITORIAL: What could an election campaign look like during a lockdown?
COMMENT: A free and fair election is impossible in the current climate.
National Party leader puts blame squarely in the lap of the Government, PM.
Parliament holds its last debate before rising for the election.
COMMENT: Simon Bridges, Grant Robertson, Judith Collins and David Parker made their mark.
David Carter did not speak highly of NZ First leader Winston Peters during his speech.
Changing the sitting days at Parliament could reduce MPs' air travel by 25 per cent.
COMMENT: Paula Bennett has been a bridge across the factions. Now it is Judith Collins.
NZ will look back at the 2020 election as one when the electoral tectonic plates moved.
Kaye plans to be a hippie for a while, possibly on Great Barrier Island.
Amy Adams points to abortion reforms, euthanasia and homosexuality pardon as highlight.
Nikki Kaye and Amy Adams leave after 12 years in Parliament.
Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins are both defending their MPs not being present.
Paula Bennett bids farewell to Parliament after 15 years.
Comment: A place where people are scared to go to work is hardly a ringing endorsement.
What makes David Seymour tick outside of politics? The Herald found out.
An election contest under the long, dark cloud of Covid-19 - what matters to you?
Ross wants to emulate the success of the Alliance party in the 1990s.