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Soper: Working in Parliament is a hazardous task
COMMENT: Francis' review makes you feel that you need to be paid dirt money to work here.
COMMENT: Francis' review makes you feel that you need to be paid dirt money to work here.
Review respondents given details for police and sexual assault support providers.
COMMENT: From the success of Paris, Ardern gets back to some problematic ministers.
A recap of the highlights of the week in politics.
It's not all harsh words and hardball in Parliament on Trevor Mallard's watch.
Clarke Gayford talks with Sarah Daniell on the eve of narrating APO's Planet Earth II.
Grieving families call for urgent action on drug testing.
COMMENT: A week of throwing people out of the House.
Speaker Mallard 'failing' in being seen to be fair - says veteran former MP Peter Dunne.
MP's attendance causes brief interruption to submissions.
The nationwide survey was undertaken before the cannabis referendum was announced.
Nick Smith says he was "gobsmacked".
Doctors say Govt should be educating Kiwis about the dangers of recreational drugs.
Meet Jacinda Ardern's inner circle - the people she relies on most.
The National leader has denied making such sounds.
Brian Anderton was on leave while Parliamentary Service looked into an employment matter.
Govt has acted immediately after a review concluded NZ's welfare system was broken.
COMMENT: Simon Bridges dismissed the insult from Peters and played him at his own game.
Comment: It was essential for Ardern to keep all hands on deck.
Jacinda's Ardern's second captain's call was based on pragmatism rather than idealism.
'You wait for diagnosis, you wait for services, you wait to be seen for everything.'
Korako is retiring to make way for a new candidate to contest the Port Hills electorate.
National MP Paula Bennett will present the plea to Parliament.
New Zealand not immune to foreign interference, SIS and GCSB say.
Agencies will give information 'fully and openly' to Royal Commission.
Staff member had been working for the party for six years.
Parliament is investigating the 2017 general election.
Legislation to curb wheel-clamping cowboys has its first reading at Parliament today.
Francis review will be looked at as part of party's 'health and safety' policy.
Census completion numbers need context, Stats NZ says.