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Ceremony held in the House after emotional debate about assisted dying.
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Euthanasia bill passes second reading - but what happens next?
End of Life Choice Bill passed after debate in which many MPs shared emotional stories.
Andrew Little cold on four-year parliamentary term
A report has floated four-year election terms but Andrew Little says it's not happening.
Government signals 'most significant' public sector shake-up in 30 years
The Government will replace the State Sector Act with the Public Services Act.
Cancer survivor MPs clash over patients' stories
Letter from cancer patient's child spurs argument about ethics in Parliament.
'Taking a stand': Winston Peters kicked out of the House
NZ First Leader kicked out of the House for challenging Speaker Trevor Mallard.
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.
National MP Alfred Ngaro hints at possible coalition with Hannah Tamaki
Ngaro is unlikely to join Destiny's party, but says a Christian coalition is possible.
Audrey Young: Trevor Mallard deserves some credit amid chaos
COMMENT: It resembled Grand Central Station as leaders came to and from Speaker's office.
Parliament staffer stood down after historical assault claim
A parliamentary staffer has been stood down after a historic allegation of assault.
Watch: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on possible rapist in Parliament
Speaker Trevor Mallard has released a review of bullying and harassment at Parliament.
Parliament sex assaults appear the result of a predator: Review
Review respondents given details for police and sexual assault support providers.
Which companies are wining and dining our MPs?
In total, more than 150 gifts were given to MPs last year.
Suspended MP turns up to parliamentary committee
MP's attendance causes brief interruption to submissions.
Simon Bridges kicked out of House; is accused of making 'barnyard animal' noises
The National leader has denied making such sounds.
Audrey Young: Simon Bridges' big risk in the House
COMMENT: Simon Bridges dismissed the insult from Peters and played him at his own game.
Nats' review of party culture finished
Francis review will be looked at as part of party's 'health and safety' policy.
Few people at campaign launch in favour of capital gains tax
Group says the billions from the tax could reduce inequality and improve public services.
Threat looms for Stats NZ chief over Census 2018
Census completion numbers need context, Stats NZ says.
MPs consider public submissions on the Government's gun law reforms
The finance and expenditure committee heard oral submissions on the Govt's bill all day.
Designed to kill: The damage caused by guns in Christchurch shooting
Christchurch surgeon James McKay opens up about the types of injuries caused on March 15.
Police have made 1000 visits to places of worship since Chch attacks
Police Minister Stuart Nash paid tribute to public servants who helped after the attacks.
MPs question 'postcode pricing' of breast cancer drugs
Countries must be willing to pay for innovation, drug companies say.
Haste on gun law reform questionable, but no one's going to lose any votes
ANALYSIS: The select committee will be open to public submissions for just over 48 hours.
Police bring arsenal to Parliament to show current gun law flaws
A select committee will consider the Government's proposed gun law reforms for 48 hours.
Claire Trevett: The Mankadding of David Seymour
COMMENT: A cunning Hipkins popped Seymour's principles in a glorious 36-second sprint.
More than 220 kids in state care abused in 6 months
Oranga Tamariki 'courageous' for revealing extent of abuse, commissioner says.
Beaten, bloodied and bruised: The MPs attacked over the years
Members of Parliament have been the victims, and sometimes the instigators, of attacks.
Victims' sexual 'reputation' should be off-limits - Law Commission
A victim's sexual 'reputation' should be completely off-limits in court, Govt told.
Govt could change discriminatory welfare law
A landmark case may change the way people on both ACC and welfare are compensated.
Meet the Backbenchers: Darroch Ball
Darroch ball the latecomer to politics and party's dark horse
Three National MPs asked a quarter of all the party's written questions
One National MP asked more than 1000 questions in a single day.
Audrey Young: Punishment fair, but Mallard's intolerance an ongoing problem
COMMENT: On a good day, Trevor Mallard can be brilliant, but there are not many good days.