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Helen Clark speaks at International Women's Day breakfast
Former PM tells women to "kick the door in". Adding, "You name it, women have done it."
Former PM tells women to "kick the door in". Adding, "You name it, women have done it."
National's lost its Mr-Fix-It, but there are some things we won't forget.
The similarities and differences of Simon Bridges and Jacinda Ardern.
Simon Bridges tells us he believes he shares the 'jokiness' of the former National leader.
Access to politicians shouldn't depend on how much money you have, Shaw said.
OPINION: Questioning of National leaders' 'Maoriness' shows how far we have to go.
Comment: He may be Oxford educated but it was pure Te Atatu.
COMMENT:Unless Parliament acknowledges a higher authority, nothing constrains state power.
Imports likely to decline without the new international trade deal.
Bringing babies along to Parliament as well as breastfeeding is nothing new for NZ.
COMMENT: A bill to prevent MPs leaving party would have stopped new parties being formed.
The euthanasia bill has gone to a select committee whose members all voted for it.
Embattled MP lobbied for China-born job applicant blocked from sensitive defence position.
COMMENT: It has been a topsy-turvy week for the National opposition.
Briefings: Collection said to be worth $1.6b and includes a Te Tiriti o Waitangi original.
But many of the hay seeds were planted by National before the election.
Opinion: Peters' performance will have far greater impact on this Government.
Denise Lee said the unexplained death of her 2-year-old drove her to politics.
As the largest party in the new Parliament, the Opposition should be effective.
A big screen will be erected on Parliament's forecourt for the opening.
New quake rebuild minister stunned at amount of work still to be done seven years on.
COMMENT: The saga of MP Jian Yang has raised more questions than it answers.
The Government many need to act urgently get laws passed within 100 days.
Will the new grand political coalition bring radical change or a modified status quo?
Winston Peters is set to become Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.
She confirmed on the phone to ABC's Tiger Webb that her last name is said 'Ah-durn'.
Gayford said he was excited for the world to see Ardern's talents: "She's just beginning."
Angie Warren-Clark heads to Parliament as a Labour list MP.
NZ Herald Political editor Audrey Young breaks down what happens at coalition talks.
EDITORIAL: Winston Peters has no reason to rush the negotiations to form a government.