Andrew Little: The Renaissance Man
Ahead of tomorrow's anniversary he talks to us about being the minister in charge.
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Little: Mine entry can't be promised
Andrew Little will attend Pike River for seventh anniversary of mine tragedy tomorrow.
Discontent in the new Govt over 'cheap horse-trading'
NZ First and Labour pour scorn on the idea of horse-trading tactics from the Greens.
New TPP 'not perfect but damn sight better': PM
Agreements in principle have been reached on almost all aspects of the agreement
Jacinda Ardern lashes Australia over Manus Island
"I see the human face of this and I see the need."
Can Jacinda end child poverty?
Jacinda Ardern wants to reduce child poverty. Simon Collins explores how she can do it.
Labour MP mugged in broad daylight
Labour MP Priyanca Radhakrishnan was mugged in Ponsonby yesterday.
Hosking: Government specialising in window-dressing, not reform
Comment: This is a government that is one of three things.
Complaint upheld against anti-Ardern Facebook ad
ASA agreed the Facebook post made it look as though Ardern was being quoted.
Film industry concerns as axe hangs over 'Hobbit law'
Weta Workshop and others in industry are "comfortable" with plans, Labour says.
Labour hits back at National's claims of 'sad day'
Opposition decry the immediate scrapping of pay equity legislation
Opposition will keep Govt on its toes
As the largest party in the new Parliament, the Opposition should be effective.
Nats fire warning shot on day one
Confusion over number of Labour MPs allows Opposition to wangle concession.
O'Sullivan: Eyes on our Coalition of Change
OPINION: New Govt under pragmatic young leader can lead way on big issues of our times.
Peters' legal action 'personal': Ardern
Ardern was told about the impending legal action last week.
Watch live: New government officially being sworn in
New Zealand's 52nd Parliament has opened
PM Jacinda Ardern gives a sneak peek of her new office
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gives us a sneak peek into her new office
Labour's decision means 11 National MPs on outer
The war of words comes as Parliament resumes this week.
Politics for Jacinda Ardern is a bed of red roses
Comment: New Zealand's Prime Minister has enjoyed an amazing run of luck.
Government's rush has smell of pay day for lawyers
Comment: Moving too quickly is when mistakes can be made - often very costly ones.
Piecing PM's DNA puzzle
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's family history has been tracked on a new TV show.
Meet Jacinda's class of '98
Ardern's classmates are not surprised she met their schoolyard expectations.
Plenty on Ardern's plate in OZ
The PM will stick to her guns over her vow to reciprocate if Australia hikes uni fees
Take asylum seekers in, lawyer urges
Calls for PM Jacinda Ardern to take Manus refugees even if Australia disagrees.
Editorial: Ardern under the Oz spotlight
Jacinda Ardern should show Australia this country is continuing to engage with the world.
Hosking: Why governments really don't matter
Comment: If you're waiting for government to tell you what to do, then good luck to you.
Auckland's light rail: Who will pick up the tab?
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff talked transport, housing and the port with the Prime Minister.
Hosking: Blind ideology - crims should be kept in prison
Comment: The dangers of following blind ideology will open a massive Pandora's box.
Fund for next-generation medicines
Labour has repeatedly called for an early access scheme to be established.
Is Jacinda the Pink Princess or Red Queen?
Comment: If your goals use rhetoric, that's the context in which it will be discussed.
How vote splitting shaped electoral map
Across all electorates, National Party voters were least inclined to split their votes.