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<i>Garth George</i>: A taskforce not to be reckoned with

Minister accused of sneaking clause into bill

Associate Local Government Minister John Carter is being accused of changing a Government bill to help out a constituent.

Change allows wider use of court cells

Private prisons bill passed

Privately run prisons are on the Government's agenda after Parliament today passed a bill allowing them to be handed over.

Emissions trading scheme passed into law

'Naive' MP in meeting

Race relations debate comes to a sorry pass

If the Maori Party and the Government had any hopes of keeping the hornet's nest the Hone Harawira dispute had stirred up with him in Te Tai Tokerau, they were quickly disabused of the notion yesterday.

Govt accused of $50bn ETS blunder

A report out today says the government's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) could cost twice as much as originally estimated.

Aussies control review of food labelling laws

Bradford leaves Beehive smacking of Section 59

The retirement of Green firebrand Sue Bradford this week is exposing hidden rifts in the party.

Labour pollsters told to use fake names

Govt must restore bag levy - Greens

Greens selling super fund houses to avoid confusion, says Turei

Greens 'made a mistake' in claiming rent for MPs

The Green Party has admitted claiming almost double the market rent for a house occupied by two of its MPs and owned by its Superannuation Fund.

Minister rubbishes mining claims

Greens invite China's 'terrorist' to visit