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Goff takes aim at the 'privileged elite'

Goff: Public servants should not be paid more than PM

Public service chief executives should never be paid more than the prime minister, Labour Party leader Phil Goff says.

Jones sets sights on driving Maori Party out of House

Goff emerges clear leader in caucus vote

<i>Editorial:</i> Labour needs to look past Ratana pact

Ratana pats Key on back

Prime Minister John Key arrived far too early for the party, but got the present he wanted at the annual Ratana celebrations yesterday.

'My son is 2... It's ridiculous to suggest he is a terrorist'

A NZ toddler and his Indian-born mother were turned back from India and interrogated on their return to Auckland Airport because their names were on a terrorism blacklist.

NZ, US enter into diplomatic exchange

Top award takes Clark by surprise

Just over a year after being voted out of office, Helen Clark has been awarded the country's highest honour.

Labour closes ranks, backs Goff on speech

The Labour caucus backs "the tone and content" of a speech in which Phil Goff accused the Govt of reopening old racial wounds.

<i>Editorial:</i> Goff needs to choose targets more astutely

PM wants to work with Labour on seabed law

The PM has left the door open for Labour to work with the Government on a solution to the problematic foreshore and seabed law.

Goff downplays party dissent

Labour leader Phil Goff has rubbished claims that his nationhood speech didn't sit well with party president Andrew Little.

Goff faces grilling on seabed speech

Labour's president, Andrew Little, reveals "personal concerns" over Phil Goff's nationhood speech with other Party members also unhappy.

<i>Fran O'Sullivan</i>: Goff in need of fine-tuning

Centre-left coalition to adopt shades of blue

<i>Editorial:</i> Goff takes the brash approach

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.