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<i>Brian Rudman</i>: MMP keeps check on unfettered power

Key thinks Labour ETS deal possible

<i>John Armstrong</i>: Parties committed to emissions deal

OECD child report 'a wake up call' - Turia

Maori Party co-leader Tariana Turia and Labour's Annette King are calling for action over a report slamming New Zealand's treatment of children.

<i>Editorial</i>: Parties should work together on emissions

Key keen on bipartisan emissions trading scheme

Unclear when ETS will be released

<i>Matt McCarten:</i> Key scrambles to clean up Supercity messes

Iwi vows fight for Super City seats

Henare doesn't need to apologise for calling me a jerk-off: Hide

National's Tau Henare and Rodney Hide square off after Henare called Hide "a buffoon" and a "jerk-off", over the Maori Super City seat issue today.

Hide a 'buffoon' and 'jerk-off', says National's Henare

National MP Tau Henare slams Rodney Hide's approach to the Maori Super City seats issue.

Tribe considers second hikoi over Super City Maori seats

Ngati Whatua spokesman Ngarimu Blair says a second hikoi is being talked about.

Iwi: We'll boycott Super City advisory role

Tainui iwi say they will boycott any alternative, weaker role offered to them after the Government's decision to rule out Maori seats on Auckland's Super City council.

<i>Editorial:</i> Rejection of Maori seats a mistake

The Herald criticises the decision not to have Maori seats on the Super City council.

<i>Cartoon:</i> Govt awards Maori a seat

Wrong for Maori seats just in Auckland: Key

The Government doesn't believe two Maori seats on the Super City council will give Maori an effective voice. But John Key says other means of Maori representation are being considered.