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'Forgotten' meeting bungle costs Clare Curran $50k
Minister's salary drops by $46,168 by her being sacked from cabinet
Minister's salary drops by $46,168 by her being sacked from cabinet
COMMENT: Clare Curran is now on a final warning. But her fate may already be sealed.
"I've let myself down, I've let the Prime Minister down, I've let my Government down."
Speaker satisfied expenses leak a National party issue, not Parliament's.
COMMENT: The risks for damage now are far greater than they were at the outset.
The supposed leaker claims to have links to the National Party.
COMMENT: It's hard to find anyone who disagrees with PM's decision to freeze MPs' pay.
One Auckland pool owner has been taken to court over their unsafe swimming pool.
COMMENT: MPs range from exceptional to incompetent, but they all get paid the same.
COMMENT: The real story is, of course, the leak. And that is where the real drama lies.
COMMENT: Parliament: It's all very entertaining and depressing at the same time.
MPs' travel and accommodation expenses released, but not ministers'.
Former PM returns to Parliament as private citizen to argue against euthanasia.
QC, employment lawyer and forensic IT expert to look into leak of expenses information.
A law graduate could work out who leaked information - Peters points finger at National.
COMMENT: The very worst thing National can do right now is start a fight over leadership.
"Customs has tightened and strengthened the checking process."
Simon Bridges is confident none of his MPs are behind the leak.
PM and family's privacy paramount in Speaker's ban on filming and photos
If a crystal ball had predicted this a year ago it would have shattered at the thought.
A quiet backbencher is firing up New Zealand's drug policy debate, writes Russell Brown.
Sole parents on welfare start getting penalised once they earn more than $100 a week.
A culture change at Work and Income is underway, with sanctions falling by 20 per cent.
Country of origin labelling in NZ is back on track, but with a few changes.
COMMENT: It's time for Winston Peters and David Parker to call out the United States.
Judges should be able to order a parent to get a psychological test, a lawyer says.
The National Party puts kibosh on plan to let some MPs leave Parliament early to go home.
The town that share's a name with the PM's daughter has given her jam.
National MP says sorry for using offensive word to describe Deborah Russell.
Pacific Islanders are three times more likely to be exposed to family violence.