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Game on for Wellington's elections
The bid for the top, Labour's grip, the bus fiasco and familiar faces.
Labour MP Tāmati Coffey brings baby to Parliament
"Lovely to have a baby in the House, and what a beautiful one," tweeted Gareth Hughes.
National rejects planned policy costing unit as it doesn't trust Govt
Simon Bridges called the planned unit an 'illegitimate screwing of the scrum'.
John Roughan: Labour is spending up large: We are being taken for suckers
COMMENT: Hardly a week passes when Labour does not announce more money for a problem.
Last warning: Aussie shock jock Alan Jones' job threatened over Ardern comments
Radio host told his contract will be terminated if he makes similar comments ever again.
Audrey Young: Ardern entitled to be furious on prison failure
COMMENT: The challenge to the voting ban was two battles rolled into one.
Ms Fix-it: The woman called in to clean up KiwiBuild
Megan Woods has added KiwiBuild and Labour's 2020 campaign to an already big workload.
#MeToo: 25 sexual assault claims a day to ACC
Sexual abuse victims are waiting two months or more for counselling as demand soars.
Ardern admits Labour Party mishandled bullying claims
The party initially dismissed bullying complaints about a Labour staffer in March.
Soper: 'Process underway' a convenient shield for Labour
COMMENT: Thankfully new appeal won't be another navel-gazing exercise.
On the road with Kris Faafoi, Minister of Laughing
Kris Faafoi takes Claire Trevett on the road to talk about his past and priorities.
Audrey Young: How Winston Peters failed his coalition partner
COMMENT: This shambles is not about policy, it is about trust, writes Audrey Young.
Labour harassment claims: President insists party done nothing wrong
Labour Party president Nigel Haworth says Labour has "behaved absolutely appropriately".
Soper: Where's the PM's 'transparency' on Labour Party sex scandal?
COMMENT: Getting an answer out of Jacinda Ardern is like getting blood out of a stone.
Summer camp victim: Labour Party leadership is 'useless'
The victim says Labour has learnt nothing following the review of the summer camp.
Jacinda Ardern confirms independent review after sexual harassment complaints
Labour is reviewing its processes after sexual harassment complaints about a party staffer
Labour Party in turmoil over sex assault, bullying claims
PM won't confirm exact number and says investigation a party matter.
Claire Trevett: Abortion reform delivers Simon Bridges a conundrum
National is a broad church, and on abortion the pews are particularly far apart.
Hosking: Jacinda Ardern's fairy dust starting to wear off
COMMENT: Ardern is a darling internationally - but people overseas don't vote here.
Govt unveils $25m for cancer-fighting machines
New machines mean 1200 cancer patients won't have to travel to main centres for treatment.
Audrey Young: Winston Peters becomes a voice of sanity
COMMENT: Ardern's inexperience on vexed Māori issues is discomforting.
12,000 Kiwis waiting for a roof over their head
Govt has smashed its targets for state housing. But the queue for them just keeps growing.
100 landlords busted for uninsulated homes
Up to 100,000 rentals are still not insulated, and tenants are taking the issue to court.
Mike Hosking: Labour outgunned on cancer crisis
COMMENT: Who would argue that the funding of drugs is a bad idea?
Claire Trevett: Who was really behind Bridges' direct attack on Ardern?
COMMENT: Simon Bridges' "part-time PM" call was a red rag to a bull for Labour.
Diabetes: 'the middle of the epidemic'
"It's already got worse - we are now in the middle of the epidemic."
Claire Trevett: Building Bridges - inside the latest political poll
COMMENT: New poll delivers drops of relief to National, but no treats for NZ First.
Fran O'Sullivan: Ardern still leaning on the trainer wheels
COMMENT: Next 12 months crucial in deciding whether PM develops the authority she needs.
Audrey Young: National in a state of limbo over Bridges
COMMENT: Bridges has been good at picking issues that get under the Government's skin.
Ihumātao occupation grows as supporters bus in
Busloads of activists are arriving at Ihumātao, where a protest is growing.
Tenants will now have to pay up for rental damage
Landlords will soon be able to claim up to four weeks' rent if tenants damage their homes.
Middlemore in 'alarming' situation
'It is an absolutely alarming, calamitous situation at the moment.'
Middlemore X-rays delayed: union
Dismayed local community leaders are now calling for an urgent review of health funding.