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NZ Parliament has hilariously responded to its channel's "OK Boomer" gaffe.
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Bipartisan support to use official Parliament TV footage for political advertising.
Labour MP cradles baby while speaking in Parliament
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Green Party calls for 16-year-olds to get the vote
The party says youths are increasingly frustrated by the political system.
MP grills schoolkids about accused Chch gunman
The teens were calling for prisoners to be allowed to vote.
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The legislation would introduce a gun register, as well as increasing penalties.
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Agreement the fourth the Ministry has signed with an iwi in the past year.
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Julian Dennison says a swift resolution is needed for all of New Zealand.
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Tenants will now have to pay up for rental damage
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Audrey Young: Judith Collins meets her match in House
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Tolley chairing group to fight bullying in Parliament
Tolley says recent events make her 'all the more aware of the issues'.
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Trevor Mallard refuses to front about his 'rape' comments
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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
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Audrey Young: Trevor Mallard deserves some credit amid chaos
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A parliamentary staffer has been stood down after a historic allegation of assault.
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