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PM wants to work with Labour on seabed law
The PM has left the door open for Labour to work with the Government on a solution to the problematic foreshore and seabed law.
Lockwood Smith, PM top performers in pundit's rankings
Speaker Lockwood Smith has dethroned Prime Minister as 2009's top parliamentary performer, a newsletter claims.
Shooting accused granted name suppression
A man charged over the fatal shooting of a woman in Warkworth yesterday has been granted name suppression.
Young mother fatally shot - partner arrested
A 20-year-old man will appear in the North Shore District Court today after a young woman was fatally shot in Warkworth yesterday.
Inquiry launched after woman fatally shot in Warkworth
A woman found dead outside a Warkworth medical centre, north of Auckland, appeared to be fatally shot elsewhere, police said.
Court doubles leaky-home payout
Two victims of the rotting-homes debacle have had their compensation payout doubled, and now other victims could get more.
Banks hails new Super City structure – Labour opposes
Auckland Mayor John Banks calls the city's new local government structure "an inspired piece of work".
12 wards and 20 boards likely for Super City
The Auckland Super City will be made up of 12 wards with about 20 local boards at the grassroots democracy level.
Dream getaway lodge open for business
A luxury lodge has finally opened in Pakiri after a storm of protest over its prominent position on the cliff top overlooking the iconic beach.
Transpower: Removing supply risk will take years
A $540m power cable which will prevent outages such as today's in North Auckland and Northland won't be available until 2013.
NZ's six best chip shops named
Store north of Auckland takes the title in this year's competition.