Brendan Horan's position with the New Zealand First party is set to go before the organisation's hierarchy.

Horan could resign from NZ First voluntarily. He says he will not do this but, once the heat really goes on, resignation may become an attractive option, writes Richard Shaw.

Winston Peters has defended the expulsion of NZ First list MP Brendan Horan from the party.

Editorial: MP Brendon Horan is right: it is not fair. He has been investigated only by his erstwhile party leader, whose verdict is final as far as the party is concerned.

Winston Peters says he had 'no option' but to expel MP Brendan Horan, who continues to deny he has a gambling problem.

MP Brendan Horan says he has done nothing wrong and has been treated unfairly in his expulsion from NZ First's caucus, and has indicated he will face his accusers soon.

The end of Brendan Horan's association with New Zealand First has been swift.

Winston Peters yesterday cast himself in what for him are the unfamiliar roles of judge, jury and executioner, writes John Armstrong.

Recent polls have shown that Labour's popularity is on the rise, with one indicating Labour, with support of the Greens, would hold enough seats to run Government.

New Zealand First MP Brendon Horan is under investigation, for allegedly dipping into his late mother's bank account.

Industry veterans rely on selling their expertise, not hardware or software.

In our second debate on the Electoral Commission's recommendations for MMP, Graeme Edgeler and Muriel Newman put the arguments for and against reducing the threshold. Join the debate and leave your comments at the end.

The gay marriage bill nearly has the numbers to pass its first stage, despite New Zealand First's attempt to derail it.