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The Herald’s gallery team predicts the next year in politics
What will the next crazy year bring?
What will the next crazy year bring?
OPINION: The Green Party has a habit of sabotaging their election-year campaigns.
The Govt recently increased the grant cap, but hasn't committed to wiping existing debt.
Pay for towies is so poor, the Government is worried no one will want to tow cars.
The top five columns of the year from Thomas Coughlan.
“I look back at that with a sense of pride, in what we achieved as a country.”
Luxon has had a strong start, but can he keep the momentum going?
'It's a small piece of positive news after many years of very bad news' - sector says.
The party is on track to double its seats and potentially earn 'kingmaker' role.
Labour has had a rough year in the polls.
The top five columns of the year from Claire Trevett.
The Green MP has picked a fight with a well-funded foe.
It follows Tuesday's decision which said a deportee should be excused from parole.
National's Simon Watts calls the Govt's changes to its controversial legislation 'sloppy'.
National’s transport spokesman described the spend as a “gravy train”.
Seymour says he's also had talks with Luxon about Winston Peters.
The current Government aims to introduce a farm-level levy by 2025.
About 70,000 people will lose their jobs thanks to higher interest rates.
On the Tiles also takes a stab at predicting the next year in politics.
Modelling predicts a likely peak of about 1100 people in hospital with Covid on any day.
A High Court judge has questioned the Government’s authority to impose special conditions.
The farming sector is cautiously optimistic over the new agricultural emissions price.
The Prime Minister has never spoken to Harry and Meghan about their documentary.
Judge says conditions on deportee were an additional 'punishment'.
The police pursuit policy is expected to change early next year.
Inflation is hitting the Government's books too.
Firefighers have accepted a pay offer after the Government topped up what was on offer.
More significant than the Oscars - these are Beehive Diaries' awards for the year.
PM Jacinda Ardern deserves more credit than she will get - but she isn't the winner.
On the Tiles: Local Edition looks at the national issues affecting public transport