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Audrey Young: Power struggle between Parliament and courts bubbling away
OPINION: The bill before the privileges committee is not quite as simple as it seems.
Nash apologises for branding knitting Act MP a 'nutter' on radio show
"If this is what Nash says in public, I can't imagine what he says in private."
'Leaked' document shows NZ vaccine rollout 'miles' behind schedule, say Nats
Covid-19 Minister Chris Hipkins says the 'leaked' data was an 'early working document'.
Sasha Borissenko: Which MPs own the most property
COMMENT: MP property part 2. Just five of the 81 MPs canvassed don't own property.
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Audrey Young: Why National chose to target Trevor Mallard instead of housing
OPINION: Trevor Mallard presents the Government with problems if he stays or goes.
Beehive Diaries: Sir John Key's big bid for Grant Robertson
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Barry Soper: Ardern seems to have 'la la la' moment when it comes to Mallard
OPINION: It seems Jacinda Ardern simply wants to drown out the noise surrounding her mate.
MP Chris Luxon explains his Christian faith in maiden speech
Christopher Luxon says he doesn't want to settle for mediocrity.
Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds tells Wellington to get out of the way
New MP says to push against 'Wellington knows best', even if it comes off as disruptive.
National renews call for resignation of Speaker Trevor Mallard
Chris Bishop accuses Trevor Mallard of a gross abuse of power.
Australian rage, Jacinda Ardern, and why the language around female leaders matters
Two alleged rapes 30 years apart have united thousands of women across Australia.
New MP says she dreaded returning to Parliament after Xmas
Two new National MPs give their maiden speeches.
Accusations of 'sexism' fly as Mallard again kicks Bridges out
Bridges and Mallard have been at odds for weeks – today, Bridges was booted out again.
Kiwi teen among those deported to NZ from Australia
A minor has been deported from Australia to New Zealand.
Bill to reform apartment living legislation passes first reading
Act and Greens back National members' bill, but Labour flags changes after first reading.
Parliament rape accused has employment case bid rejected
The head of Parliamentary Service says he's unwilling to settle with the man.
'I felt worthless': Teen mum's heartbreak, escape from meth-addicted family
Felicity Palmer shares her story being 16 and pregnant with a family addicted to meth.
Unanimous support: 'Revenge porn' law change to criminalise posting intimate videos without consent
Posting an intimate image or video without consent is on track to become illegal.
Gangs and guns bill is flawed - Police Association
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Locked-down Auckland faces level-2 freedom after PM's 2.27am 'bugger it' earthquake moment
What moving to alert level 2 tomorrow will mean for church services.
Lift-off! Auckland heads out of lockdown, NZ to level 1
Auckland into level 2 this Sunday and may be back to level 1 by the start of next weekend.
Kiwis told: 'Do not go sightseeing'; Aucklanders told to stay away from beaches
National Emergency Management Agency with the latest tsunami threat update.
Chief Ombudsman 'pre-determined' his decision - High Court
Emails to Trevor Mallard 'exposed the Chief Ombudsman's real view', says judge.
Beehive Diaries: Sir John Key puts his money where his mouth is
Who did Sir John Key donate to in the 2020 election, and why did another MP miss out?
Bill to abolish local veto on Māori wards passes despite National's marathon opposition
The public can no longer overturn a council's decision to establish a Māori ward.
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Urgent debates offer the chance to criticise or defend a particular Government action.
Beehive Diaries: The Speaker's mountainous molehills
A win for sense and satire, and the Speaker gets schooled on eggplant emojis.
Killer quake: Sir John Key reflects on NZ's "darkest day"
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Corrections boss grilled over Waikeria Prison riots as National pushes for probe into impact of gangs
Corrections boss grilled by a parliamentary select committee.
Beehive Diaries: The charmer and the 'smarmer'
Simon Bridges appears to have forgotten he is not Foreign Affairs spokesman anymore.