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Sweeteners on offer as asset sales inch closer

Asset sales bill down to the wire

Diana Clement: More to income protection than just ACC

Gay marriage bill has double chance for selection

Treaty settlement could see tree on One Tree Hill

An historic Treaty settlement could pave the way for a new tree to be planted on the summit of One Tree Hill.

Fonterra gains small victory on road to TAF

Parliament's primary production select committee has deleted a clause which Fonterra said would have stopped TAF in its tracks.

Brian Rudman: Knight title reveals Cullen's true colours

John Roughan: Gay adoption a step too far

Door-knock, telemarketing sales laws change

Decades-old laws covering door to door sales laws are set to change later this year.

Key 'not personally opposed to gay marriage'

Labour leader comes out in support of gay marriage

David Shearer has followed in the footsteps of Barack Obama and revealed his support for gay marriage, but stopped short of 'formal support'.

Unions will need secret ballot before strikes under new bill

Bill to improve public safety passes first reading

Fran O'Sullivan: The State goes capitalist

There are high hopes the forthcoming IPOs will result in good returns for the Government, as well as for small investors writes Fran O'Sullivan

IMF contributions could be raised without Parliament approval

Suicide link in cyber-bullying

Fact-sharing bill moves ahead

Protection for the hunt's human targets

Police Minister Anne Tolley says the gun law is doing its job, but the critics don't agree