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Is this the end of TV3? TV business 'worth zero'

520 staff face an uncertain future as channel put on the market — no buyers in sight .

Beehive Diaries: PM Jacinda Ardern's brain fade, Nats backdown

The week brought us a PM memory lapse, while the Speaker divided and conquered the media.

Hosking: This Govt has lofty ambitions but falls short on delivery

COMMENT: Lofty aims are nice but there has to be a result at the end of the process.

Cullen: Everyone wants a slice of the surplus

Comment: 'Welter of ignorance and self-interest' rises to call for a slice of the action.

Hosking: Even the PM's gone cold on Fair Pay Agreements

COMMENT: If the unions thought this was Christmas they're in for some real disappointment.

PM to apologise over Justin Lester blunder

'It's embarrassing that the PM doesn't realise who her own party is endorsing'.

Ardern upbeat despite poll double whammy

Labour dropped in two separate polls but Ardern says she takes heart in the numbers

Hosking: Polls reveal voters think Labour is all noise not enough action

COMMENT: Labour are in serious danger of taking a three-party deal and tanking it.

'Wants to hike your grocery bill': National go on attack over sugar tax

Associate Health Minister Peeni Henare says a tax should be "part of the consideration".

Soper: Coalition cardigan starting to unravel

COMMENT: Coalition Govts are a bit like the Fair Isle cardie mum used to knit for you.

Exclusive: Crackdown on junk food, drink to 'turn tide' on diabetes

New figures show diabetes now causes more than 1000 amputations a year in NZ.

Bumper $7.5b surplus: Govt hints at spending spree

The $7.5 billion surplus is $4b higher than the Govt expected in May's Budget.

Govt the 'golden egg' for housing investors

Investors are targeting South Auckland with the express purpose of getting Govt money.

'We can't live': Suffering patients plead for help

Middlemore Hospital delays are leaving women suffering from endometriosis in daily pain.

Women left in pain, doctor says 'we don't have enough' to help

"I would be throwing up all the time. I would get migraines. I couldn't eat for days."

Matthew Hooton: The policy that can tie NZ First to Labour and Greens for 10 years

Shifting Auckland's port makes economic sense - and political sense too.