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Grant Robertson becomes minister of implements, the PM rules out a wedding tradition.
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NZ First's failed re-election bid cost it over half a million dollars.
Chris Hipkins summed it best when he said reflected badly on everyone who took part.
Hipkins said he would be talking to the Speaker about the ongoing controversy.
Judith Collins has grabbed the agenda on 'separatism', the PM needs to grab it back.
Grant Robertson sets Covid, children, housing and climate change as priorities.
National Party faithful to weigh up watering down caucus' control of leadership contests.
A bouquet for the National Party and Ayesha Verrall pumps weights.
Has Grant Robertson morphed into a megalomaniac after six months without NZ First?
Ayesha Verrall on her first six months in the job and her mate, Kiri Allan.
Labour has decided to keep Winston Peters' waka jumping law on the books. But why?
The bubble opens on Monday. How many people are set for some transtasman travel?
OPINION: The Speaker copped it for a $582,000 playground, but wants to build more.
National proposes requiring councils to zone more land for housing immediately.
Bridges delivers ambiguous answers, while Shane Reti stops Luxon from speaking to media.
The project does not yet have a price tag but Mallard hopes it will cost less than $250m.
Māori Party puts donations errors down to rookie mistakes.