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Grant McCallum selected as National’s candidate in Northland

Maungaturoto farmer Grant McCallum has been selected as National’s candidate for Northland

Shane Te Pou: If not Luxon, who should lead National?

Pickings are slim, but I reckon there are two choices: Shane Reti or Erica Stanford.

Beehive Diaries: Nicola Willis woman of the moment, while Māori Party has a Te Puke moment

Where was the Māori Party this week?

From MP to pimp: Jami-Lee Ross faces accusations of unsafe workplace from escorts

Jami-Lee Ross is in a new line of business and facing new accusations.

Letters: Alcohol costs, car repairs, Chris v Chris, Government spending, and the All Blacks coach

OPINION: Letters on Kane Williamson, zero waste, Stuart Nash, and the City Rail Link.

Three candidates in line for National ticket in Northland

The decision will be made on Sunday.

Former National leader Todd Muller forgoes political dream in decision to resign

Muller aspired to be part of a government's 'kitchen cabinet', but it was not to be.

'The disruptive two in the House' have got a preferred PM ranking

Te Pāti Māori's rise in the polls has set up an exciting 2023 general election.

Third senior public servant in trouble over anti-National social media comments

Dyson's comments follow controversy over board chairs Rob Campbell and Steve Maharey.

Audrey Young: National makes limited progress on new women candidates

ANALYSIS: It is not just the number of women selected, it is where they have been selected

Editorial: National’s recipe for struggling families

OPINION: Our editorial on the Opposition's Family Boost childcare scheme.

National's childcare pledge ‘not well thought through’ says Sepuloni

Social Development Minister welcomes Opposition to the childcare discussion.

Slash inquiry: Forestry boss says Nash’s industry ties could be ‘impediment’

Stuart Nash says the scale of the debris is "completely unacceptable".

'Friend to all': Rotorua remembers Paul East

"He was the man for the job and he had many jobs."

Labour - out of the Covid frying pan and into the Gabrielle fire

OPINION: Observations from the Milford Track.

‘He had a community heart’: Chester Borrows dies aged 65

"He wanted to make sure we were all working together."