Audrey Young: My politician of the year
COMMENT: For someone who lacks experience PM has achieved an awful lot in a short time.
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Coalition talks information released
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The opening of Parliament sees the Speaker of the House dragged by MPs to the chair.
Audrey Young: Stunning impact for Govt package
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'The Grant that stole Christmas'
"It is just incredibly tight over the next few years."
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Lending restrictions and cost of materials among building constraints.
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National Party leader Bill English needs to order in the mistletoe.
PM: Building confidence will take time
Bill English says the poll reflects the Government's "messy start".
Audrey Young: Ardern's 'Christmas present' poll
Prime Minister can take heart after first poll since the election.
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COMMENT: Middle NZ is being teased by NZ First with ideas that will go nowhere.
Jarrod Gilbert: Our prisons are in crisis
Long term solutions are fine but the new Government must find a quick fix.
Fees-free study for 80,000 next year
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Winging it won't always work for Peters
Opinion: Peters' performance will have far greater impact on this Government.
Correspondence School travel bill surges
Destinations have included San Francisco, Washington DC, Johannesburg, and Los Angeles.
Editorial: Labour must learn to say 'no'
Labour's undisclosed agreement with NZ First may result from an inability to say "no".
PM firm on not releasing coalition 'notes'
National accuses Government of not living up to transparency promises.
6000 'stupid' questions: Nats' attack on the government
Comment: National's avalanche of questions is not uniquely awful but nor is it defensible.
Fight over 'Parliamentary spam mail'
Simon Bridges is likely to appeal to Speaker to get "substantive answers" on questions.
Trevett: Cries of the 'nanny state' return
OPINION: Tweets to the new Government have a Sermon from the Mount feel to them.
Govt misunderstood again? What should we believe?
Comment: When promises are made, few of us work through the reality of what's being said.
Political Roundup: Progress on Pike River
COMMENT: Pike River is a litmus test for any party that wants to be considered pro-worker.
Peters confident of Pike River re-entry
"It can be done, and for a much, much more reasonable price."
Labour releases costings on university plans
Ardern defended the lack of costing information today.
NZ 'recession likely', says Forbes contributor
The National Party has seized on an opinion piece published on Forbes' website.
Involving Pike families a crucial move
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Ardern, Trudeau and Trump: You're not in Morrinsville, PM
Comment: Prime Minister says she regrets sharing Trump story - and so she should.
Political Roundup: Horse trading over waka jumping
COMMENT: The Greens' leaked strategy document raises questions about integrity.
Labour MP files defamation papers
MP files legal papers against People's Party president Steven Ching and wife Ailian Su.
PM debuts as storyteller to packed theatre
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern opens up a new chapter of her career.
Andrew Little: The Renaissance Man
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