
Political Roundup: Why isn't the Govt using its super surplus for doing good?
Robertson's dogged protection of his fiscal settings looked even more absurd this week.
Robertson's dogged protection of his fiscal settings looked even more absurd this week.
Despite a cacophony of voices, it looks like we are headed for a record low voter turnout.
COMMENT: At its annual party conference next week, NZ First will debate its survival.
COMMENT: There are at least 16 places in the world where 16-year-olds can vote.
The PM's diplomatic New York trip has been a success.
"Too stale, male, and pale." Will the current elections bring more diversity?
Debate about "weaponised advertising technology" being used by political parties.
COMMENT: The damage is with their own supporters.
COMMENT: It's almost inevitable that further heads will roll, it's just a question of who.
The Government has been widely panned over its major announcement yesterday on housing.
The Prime Minister currently gets paid $460K — about nine times the average wage.
What needs to happen to keep the New Zealand media alive and kicking?
Relationships and gifts from wealthy individuals to politicians come at a cost.
The nature of New Zealand general election campaigns could be significantly changed.
COMMENT: Voter turnout is low. So how can we fix it?
Photo sparks debate on whether Govt is doing enough to provide for those in dire need.
COMMENT: Yesterday the Prime Minister sent a clear message to voters.
Will Phil Twyford lose his portfolio in Thursday's Cabinet reshuffle?
COMMENT: Imagine if the Govt had announced the $20b new spend on on Budget Day.
Comment: Pundits divided over Govt's terrible handling of the so-called "Budget hack".
Comment: Should we really care about the "Budget hack"?
Comment: Problem with scandals involving mystery is they naturally lead to speculation.
An announcement of new legislation is looming but it might not be what is expected.
Big hurdles remain before National can be hopeful it has a new coalition-friendly party.
The world is changing fast and the threats this presents requires a massive debate.
COMMENT: It is now evident that Labour will not deliver, writes Bryce Edwards.
Comment: Unfortunately, there seems to be plenty of room for things to go wrong.
Comment: Bryce Edwards looks at industrial action under the Labour-led Government.
Comment: Bridges' hold on National leadership is still in trouble, writes Bryce Edwards.
Further signs that his demise as leader may happen sooner rather than later.