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Editorial: Kiri Allan's crash to Earth

OPINION: Our editorial on the arrest and resignation of the Justice Minister.

Simon Wilson: A grumpy Winston Peters and his ‘mission to save our country’

OPINION: NZ First claims it will save us from "racism and separatism".

‘An awful lot of ministers’: Will Labour's election plans survive more instability?

And why another resignation may mean some soul-searching for National

New Justice Minister: PM's reshuffle after Kiri Allan arrest

Kiri Allan has not yet spoken publicly since her arrest apart from a brief statement.

Audrey Young: It will be a miracle if PM can rescue his Govt from this disaster

OPINION: Allan's crash may prove to be the tipping point for Labour’s own electoral crash.

4000 secret interviews recorded with politicians - but you still can't listen to any of them

Since the 1980s, prime ministers and MPs have recorded a diary - why they're still secret.

Paula Bennett: Short on time, Labour gets tough on crime

Opinion: 'Rushed' roll-out of youth and crime policies screams of desperation.

Pineapple on pizza? Christopher Luxon shows his lighter side - and a hidden talent

The National Party leader has some fun before getting down to serious business.

"Not sustainable': Calls for liaison police placements overseas to target scammers

But Government rubbishes plan as 'ridiculous'.

Michael Wood ‘cast a shadow’ over public’s trust in MPs - inquiry

Wood resigned as a minister after he failed to declare a significant portfolio of shares.

Embattled MP Michael Wood referred to privileges committee

Both MPs have vowed to "crack on" in their roles focused on the election ahead.

Lady Tureiti Moxon: Act's justice policy is racist rhetoric and won't solve the youth problem

The Act Party has dipped into its past to inflict more colonial policy.

Watch live: Hipkins and Davis unveil youth law and order policy

It comes after Hipkins announced a suite of youth crime-focused policies on Monday.

PM Chris Hipkins facing questions on political motives after bungled announcement

Chris Hipkins has historically criticised the use of rhetoric in commentary on crime.

Chris Hipkins: From 'quite different' child to his part in the Ardern 'quiet coup'

The woman who knows him best in life says he is more than up to leading New Zealand.

Simon Wilson: The PM’s Stockholm Syndrome and National’s potholes

OPINION: Why aren't we debating what could really make a difference this election?