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Up for the challenge

Labour defends 'misleading' GST pamphlets

Former TVNZ reporter hints at byelection bid

A former senior TVNZ political reporter is among the potential Labour candidates for the byelection in the seat of Mana in Wellington.

Ex-PM urges young women to aim high

<i>John Armstrong</i>: Byelection creates a nuisance and an opportunity for Labour

Laban took job without telling Goff

Labour MP Winnie Laban accepted a job at Victoria University before she told her party leader and colleagues of plans to leave politics by the end of the year.

Labour MP Winnie Laban steps down

Labour MP and former Minister for Pacific Affairs Luamanuvao Winnie Laban is leaving Parliament to work as assistant vice chancellor Pasifika at Victoria University.

Money quandary over Carter

Goff doesn't hold back

Goff: Carter's leave not my issue

Phil Goff says Chris Carter is not his problem any more and Labour's caucus is moving on.

Key: Carter should provide sick note

John Key says Labour MP Chris Carter should have to provide a doctor's certificate for his two months off work for stress-related issues.

Lawyer acting for 'unwell' Carter

A lawyer is now acting for dissident Labour MP Chris Carter who is to take two months off work for stress-related issues.

Carter taking two months' sick leave

Suspended Labour MP Chris Carter is taking two months' sick leave from Parliament, delaying any disciplinary action, but his pay could be docked by $10 a day.

Love's Labour's Lost?

Serious misconduct? Or was Carter speaking his mind and voicing his views?

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Labour could be facing a rocky road if it does move to expel Carter

Goff: 'Unwell' Carter should have quit

Labour leader Phil Goff says he thinks errant MP Chris Carter is "unwell" and should have taken Helen Clark's advice to move on if his heart wasn't in his job.

<i>Cartoon</i>: Try the wilderness beyond the wilderness...

<i>Editorial</i>: Elephant in the caucus room