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Audrey Young: Act's rollercoaster ride through Parliament

OPINION: The party will on Sunday celebrate its 25 years in Parliament.

How Epsom residents responded to five storeys of state housing in their street

The huge Kāinga Ora housing block opened last year on Epsom's Banff Ave.

'They are nice to me, and I'm nice to them': What motivates political party donors

Current rules require public disclosure of donations over $15,000.

National: FTA with EU a 'step forward' but agriculture 'missed opportunity'

National's trade spokesman Todd McClay gave the deal a '6 out of 10'.

Covid-19: David Seymour says restricting health workers during crisis is 'illogical'

The party leader says unvaccinated workers should be allowed to returned to work.

Watch: Pharmac review uncovers 'systemic failings' for those with rare disorders

People with rare disorders facing excessive suffering under Pharmac model, review finds.

Government spending 'clearly unhelpful' in fighting inflation - Don Brash

Former governor says the RBNZ has a fight on its hands after a big Budget.

'Over the top': Ten most valuable state homes worth $30m

Value for money? Critics say there's better uses for $30m worth of state homes.

Chlöe Swarbrick doco producers say film to be released after election

The publicly funded project has sparked criticism from Opposition parties.

Committee of MPs met to discuss trespass exemption for ex-parliamentarians

Former Maori Party co-leader Marama Fox and an ex-Act MP were also at the protest.

Analysis: Three Waters - what the Govt is trying to do and what's next

ANALYSIS: Where do the Three Waters reforms go from here?

Act leader David Seymour challenges Willie Jackson to co-governance debate

Jackson says co-governance is about partnership, Seymour says Government plans shambolic.

John Tamihere: Why trolls obsess over Ardern and Gayford

OPINION: John Tamihere says opponents expose their true agenda with attacks on the couple.

'His name was Kane' - Act MP opens up on her private tragedy

'I had the cool family life, with the house, the fence, the man, and the dog.'

Claire Trevett: Labour back to tuck shop politics, and what is Winston up to?

OPINION: Normal politics is back in all its magnificent, inane and mundane glory.

Health reforms review divided over Māori role

The special committee examining the Govt's health reforms has completed its final report.

'Gidday to bots from Russia': David Seymour denies paying for new followers

At one point 100 followers were added to the Instagram account in 60 seconds.

Thomas Coughlan: Treaty bubbling into Three Waters debate

OPINION: Labour faces an electoral challenge over its co-governance reforms.