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Work to start on eight new cycle trails

<i>Editorial:</i> Supermarket conduct code makes sense

Lobbyists urge action on shop prices

Cheap jibes in House bring tweet revenge

Massive vegetable markups 'crippling' growers

Markups in supermarkets are hitting both consumers and producers, as the low prices growers get for their produce are not passed on to buyers, says an MP.

MP's pro-China blog appals Tibet's friends

Key opens first cycleway segment

$2 billion on Waterview a waste, say Greens

The Green Party says Auckland's $2 billion Waterview connection won't solve the city's transport problems.

Speaker sets rules for MP protests

Following the scuffle involving Greens co-leader Russel Norman, Parliament's speaker Lockwood Smith has set some rules.

Green Party leader accused of being aggressor in scuffle

Russel Norman, has been accused by National and Act of being the aggressor in his bust-up with Chinese security guards.

<i>Editorial</i>: Right of MPs to protest mustn't be lost

Palm oil firms slippery - MP

New Zealand food companies are being slippery about whether they use palm oil, according to a Green Party survey.

MP's Tibetan protest may spur review

Police will investigate Green leader's complaint

Russel Norman alleges he was assaulted by the security staff of Chinese Vice President Xi Jinpin at Parliament.

Conservation Minister drilled over mining

Conservation Minister Kate Wilkinson faced tough questions about how mining protected lands was impinging on her environmental responsibilities.

GE clover could cut livestock methane by 10 per cent

Agricultural scientists say a genetically engineered clover could reduce methane emissions from livestock by 10 per cent.

Is it black gold or fool's gold?

<i>Cartoon</i>: It's time for steak!