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Microsoft joins new charter school

Microsoft, Datacom - and a theatre company - have joined NZ's newest charter school.

Peters best hope for 'colour-blind state' - Brash

Don Brash says Winston Peters the best chance of "ending National's race-based policies".

Four new charter schools announced

Auckland, Christchurch and Gisborne will get new charter schools in 2019.

Clarke Gayford stands up for Ardern

Clarke Gayford is struggling to deal with the "rubbish" his partner's job attracts.

Wait-list growing for a roof overhead

What are parties promising on social housing?

Ardern set to target security of tenants

Labour will announce more policy to deal with the effects of an overheated housing market.

Zone warning: huge growth forecast for schools

There are some 1200 apartments being built in the Auckland Grammar zone.

Seymour says English 'toadying' to Winston

The Act leader questions whether Bill English has spent any time with voters.

Seymour calls NZ First MP 'a f***ing idiot' during speech

Act Party leader David Seymour has hit out at a NZ First MP over Contact Energy comments.

Party pack put to sporting exercise

We ask parliamentary parties 10 questions on a variety of sporting issues.

Acting out - on the street with David Seymour

Leaders Unplugged: Act's David Seymour takes Carolyne Meng-Yee door-knocking in Parnell.

Political series: One money tip from David Seymour

We asked political leaders for their best money tips. Today, it's the ACT party's turn.

Nationals's support crew treading water

OPINION: Electorate battles of National support partners could be critical.

NZ First wins favour as coalition partner

English hasn't categorically ruled out the Greens but says they have ruled themselves out.

Seymour shares ACT-branded condom

David Seymour has sent his followers a Snapchat of a condom, saying, "Be safe kids".

Act deputy leader resigns over list

Act stalwart says Act has dropped policies such as tougher sentencing.

Jump in Kiwis abusing prescription meds

Associate Health Minister challenged on the focus on abuse of illegal drugs.

Through him like a dose of Epsom salts

Steve Braunias has challenged all leaders to a game of ping-pong. First up: David Seymour.