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Labour security breach a 'politically motivated attack'

Labour investigates breach of database

Broadsides: Is Auckland's public transport busted?

MPs Jacinda Ardern and Nikki Kaye address Auckland's public transport issues.

MP pleads for laughter and leniency as he goes

Editorial: National needs to put the economy first

Govt should bank on Kiwibank - Greens

National lacks the courage to tackle Australian banks which have saddled NZ with billions in debt, says Greens co-leader Russel Norman.

Michele Hewitson Interview: Maggie Barry

Maggie Barry ought to be a breeze to interview, and in many ways she is.

National's Bob Clarkson jumps ship to Act

Former Tauranga National MP Bob Clarkson is moving camp and supporting the Act Party at November's general election.

Broadsides: Should we retain MMP?

We asked Labour's Jacinda Ardern and National's Nikki Kaye to share their thoughts on the MMP voting system.

Broadsides: Too young to drink?

We asked Labour's Jacinda Ardern and National's Nikki Kaye: Should the drinking age be raised?

Henare uses Twitter to attack Harawira

National Party MP Tau Henare says ex-MP Hone Harawira is "so racist, he puts chocolate milk in his cup of tea".

Peters warns of a Chinese takeover

NZ First leader Winston Peters has told a Grey Power meeting they had better start buying more clothes and blankets because they won't be able to afford the rising prices if the Chinese or the Australians move to buy the power stations

Tapu Misa: Some Christians losing love for John Key

Govt committed to Christchurch, says Key

National Party faithful in Christchurch have again been reassured of the Government's commitment to rebuilding the city, with Prime Minister John Key today trumpeting the budget's quake-recovery package.

John Armstrong: National will pay if voters feel fooled

John Key and his National Party colleagues may well take a hit in the polls after the mediocre Budget.

John Roughan: Budget fails to live up to promise

David Farrar: Labour needs to be more credible alternative

The ball is in Labour's court to come up with a more attractive...

<i>Nick Smith</i>: Backwards into the future

Whether you're Scots or Maori, dwelling on the past won't put food on the table tomorrow.