New ZealandLegal experts doubt Craig can winDefamation experts say Conservative Party leader Colin Craig has little chance of winning a case against Greens co-leader Russel Norman.18 Feb 04:30 PM
OpinionBrian RudmanBrian Rudman: Woop woop, pull up before it's too late ColinMillionaire Colin Craig says this is the sixth defamation threat he has instructed his lawyers to send out since entering the political arena, writes Brian Rudman.18 Feb 04:30 PM
New ZealandNorman to 'vigorously defend' claimsThe Green Party’s lawyer says co-leader Russel Norman will “vigorously defend” comments made about Conservatives leader Colin Craig, who is threatening defamation action.18 Feb 03:23 AM
New ZealandCraig calls in lawyers againConservative Party leader Colin Craig has put up his credentials as a cook specialising in meat dishes17 Feb 08:54 PM
OpinionJohn Armstrong: Running to mum no way to play politicsColin Craig needs to harden up and quickly, writes John Armstrong. If Craig's defamation threat against Russel Norman is a stunt, it's poorly conceived and executed.17 Feb 08:30 PM
New ZealandWallets out ... but can votes be bought?While Conservatives leader Colin Craig writes big cheques, Green Party members hold sausage sizzles.31 Jan 04:30 PM
OpinionEditorial: Craig needs to do better than revive smacking rowColin Craig says he smacks his child. He does not. He chastises his 8-year-old daughter with "a flick of a finger on the back of a knuckle".14 Jan 04:30 PM
New ZealandColin Craig targets anti-smacking lawColin Craig says repealing the anti-smacking law will be a condition of his support for a National-led Government, after confirming he smacked his own child.13 Jan 05:36 AM
New ZealandColin Craig: I smack my childConservative Party leader Colin Craig says he doesn't expect any backlash from his admission this morning that he still smacks his own child.12 Jan 09:19 PM
New Zealand'I've learned the hard way'Conservative leader Colin Craig is confident he can change people's minds about him, after a Herald poll found a third of respondents believed he was too extreme.06 Jan 07:18 PM
