James Shaw on Green Party constitution changes
Green Party co-leader James Shaw talks about changes made to their constitution. Video / Mark Mitchell
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Focus: PM on Winston Peters being trespassed
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she has spoken to the Speaker over the trespassing of Winston Peters. Video / Mark Mitchell
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Political Roundup: Why Labour won't introduce a radical wealth tax
COMMENT: PM open to the introduction of a new type of progressive taxation on the rich.
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Focus: National reacts to Robertson's pre-Budget speech
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NZ First leader accuses Trevor Mallard of dictatorial behaviour.
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Party brought in the female and male co-leader requirement in 1995.
Ardern tried to clear up wealth tax, but ended up muddying the waters
Jacinda Ardern failed to clarify concerns over wealth tax.
Former National MP trespassed from Parliament grounds
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NZ applies more sanctions to Putin's 'cadre of warmongers'
They apply to those supporting 'Putin's war machine' as atrocities come to light: Mahuta.
Focus: PM not planning to implement new tax policy
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PM not ruling out apology after High Court MIQ lottery decision
Ardern says there 'will be more to say' after final court declaration on the matter.
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PM emphasises Government was not working on any new tax policies.
Focus Live: Post-cab press conference
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Sociologist Dr Jarrod Gilbert and senior reporter Jared Savage on gangs in NZ.
Luxon hints at spending cuts in pre-Budget speech
Christopher Luxon wants the Government to "re-prioritise" spending.
Thomas Coughlan: How can NZ dig itself out of the infrastructure hole?
The Government is being challenged to build better infrastructure.
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PM repeated her capital gains tax pledge but stayed quiet on possibility of a wealth tax.
NZ can't build its way out of billion-dollar infrastructure hole - Robertson
The Government cannot build New Zealand out of its infrastructure hole: Finance Minister.
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Some of the introduced offences haven't been used in more than 20 years.
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Comment: US walking the talk on blueprint for engagement
OPINION: In terms of the Indo-Pacific, much has changed even in the past 10 months.
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