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Euthanasia opponents vow to keep fighting
Anti-euthanasia groups buoyed by a 70-50 vote for assisted dying in Parliament.
Twyford absent for Ardern's Cabinet reshuffle meeting
A spokesman for the Housing Minister said he was at a speaking engagement in Auckland
Soper: The peculiar Bridges-Collins 'dinner date'
Comment: Claim Bridges and Collins had dinner together came as a surprise to other diners.
How your MP voted on euthanasia
See which way the 120 MPs voted on the euthanasia conscience vote and which switched.
Andrew Little cold on four-year parliamentary term
A report has floated four-year election terms but Andrew Little says it's not happening.
Audrey Young: Being in Opposition was tough for Amy Adams
COMMENT: Amy Adams never seemed to thrive in the finance role.
Audrey Young: The A to Z of the end-of-life law
Audrey Young outlines the assisted dying bill ahead of the second reading debate tomorrow
Audrey Young: Hype over Christopher Luxon rather premature
COMMENT: Will prospect of Luxon entering Parliament next term, change things this term?
Claire Trevett's Beehive Diaries: The Speaker at 65, Bridges on slippery slope
Christopher Luxon may get the last laugh over Shane Jones yet.
35 years ago today: The 'schnapps' election that shook NZ
Then PM Robert Muldoon slurred out his gamble on a snap election. It didn't pay off.
A tale of two Kims: The parallel cases
Comment: The US is finally presenting its case against Kim Dotcom - but will it matter?
'Taking a stand': Winston Peters kicked out of the House
NZ First Leader kicked out of the House for challenging Speaker Trevor Mallard.
Audrey Young: The triumvirate at the top of the public service
Gabriel Makhlouf is a member of an elite group of public service leaders.
Dotcom lawyer: Movie warnings on copyright 'propaganda'
Ron Mansfield tells the Supreme Court that Megaupload never breached copyright.
Audrey Young: Treasury 'hack' focus shifts to ministers
COMMENT: The inquiry into the Budget leak may turn up some answers in Parliament.
National surges, National slumps: Why political polls are clashing
The new political polls published yesterday night told almost completely different tales.
Exclusive: How spy agency tried to step in on 'hacking' claims
GCSB alerted the Beehive about the Makhlouf statement on "hacking" but it was too late.
Matthew Hooton: Parliament's House of Cards - the invented Budget story
Comment: It was obvious that the 'Treasury got hacked' fantasy could not possibly be true.
Rogue landlord: Record $180,000 fine after nearly 200 complaints
She rented illegally converted garages but can't legally be blocked from being landlord.
Lizzie Marvelly: Why are sex victims assumed to be guilty?
COMMENT: Shame, stigma, and fear keep women quiet.
Inside the Beehive's stormy week: Wellbeing Budget that left Treasury feeling sick
Claire Trevett: Behind the scenes of Parliament's stormy week.
Budget: Welfare increase 'not enough'
Change to welfare payments applauded, but an urgent increase still needed, advocates say.
Hosking: Alfred Ngaro's backdown another nail in MMP coffin
COMMENT: MMP has been a disaster, especially for the little parties that get into power.
Trevor Mallard refuses to front about his 'rape' comments
Mallard's judgment called into question for using the term 'rape' last week.
National Party culture review recommends code of conduct
National's culture review followed allegations of bullying against MPs, which they denied.
Tear down that wall: Inside minister's unique Wellington office
Climate Change Minister James Shaw is the first MP to create an open-plan office.
Ardern urges caution over Parliament 'rape' claims of injustice
Prime Minister says much in Francis report she and media have not seen.
Hawkesby: Mallard seems to be Parliament's real bully - he needs to go
COMMENT: The Speaker's handling of a bullying report has been a disgrace.
Soper: Why I believe man stood down from Parliament deserves apology
COMMENT: A significant wrong has been done at Parliament.
Teuila Fuatai: Racism an ugly side of parliamentary culture
Parliament's report into its problematic culture has been an important first step.
Secrets of the Beehive: Intoxicating but not for the faint of heart
COMMENT: Parliament likely won't adopt all recommendations, but protections are necessary.
Rotorua flat is NZ's most unlikely prison
Oranga Tamariki is buying up homes so it can house young offenders on remand.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Trevor Mallard should never have claimed rape
COMMENT: There seems to be no evidence of rape in Parliament.