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Simon Wilson: The trouble with National's cancer plan
COMMENT: National has announced a funding plan for cancer treatment. But it has problems.
COMMENT: National has announced a funding plan for cancer treatment. But it has problems.
Shake-up of water management was prompted by the Havelock North contamination in 2016.
The End of Life Choice Bill now faces months of debate.
Group demanding a halt to "stealing Māori children" plans rally at Parliament.
COMMENT: The human GM is no doubt relieved that the cat is now just another Jaffa.
Winston Peters is expected to be asked about the Ihumātao land dispute.
The week Bojo was called a buffoon, the Greens had a misfire, and Shane Jones had a party.
The passage of the bill will also see six significant sites returned to the iwi.
Landlords will soon be able to claim up to four weeks' rent if tenants damage their homes.
Partners should also share income for a period after a breakup, Law Commission says.
New finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith is not as dull as he seems.
Tolley says recent events make her 'all the more aware of the issues'.
The week that delivered cricket-gate, pavlova-gate, and Youth Parliament-gate.
How has this Government failed? Let me count the ways.
Stuart Nash's youth MP came to the defence of a fellow student told off by Anne Tolley.
Anne Tolley interrupted the Youth MP and told her to 'put your notes away'.
The chair's stern handling of a mock Youth Parliament event left some upset.
COMMENT: He's the puppeteer in the Beehive - nothing happens unless it's run past him.
MBIE, Stats NZ, LINZ and the Ministry of Transport have all admitted being hacked.
The Crown has breached the Treaty by failing to improve Maori health, tribunal says.
Louisa Wall, who was a Silver Fern in the late 1980s, will lead the team of MPs.
COMMENT: It's time to consider some extra safeguards on euthanasia bill.
Kris Faafoi says he's proud to be able to give back in his new public housing portfolio.
The PM says the Government's Housing programme is too big for just one Minister.
Anti-euthanasia groups buoyed by a 70-50 vote for assisted dying in Parliament.
A spokesman for the Housing Minister said he was at a speaking engagement in Auckland
Comment: Claim Bridges and Collins had dinner together came as a surprise to other diners.
See which way the 120 MPs voted on the euthanasia conscience vote and which switched.
A report has floated four-year election terms but Andrew Little says it's not happening.
COMMENT: Amy Adams never seemed to thrive in the finance role.