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Simon Bridges was about to execute the perfect coup. Has Judith Collins now torpedoed it?
Simon Bridges was about to execute the perfect coup. Has Judith Collins now torpedoed it?
OPINION: It was like a script straight from Pink Panther and bumbling French inspector.
OPINION: Our editorial on the demotion of Simon Bridges and ousting of Judith Collins.
It comes after Judith Collins was crushed by her own party.
Judith Collins was dumped after an attempt to discipline Simon Bridges backfired.
"I've been through five of these now and I don't enjoy them at all."
Dean said Bridges' comments have played on her mind.
Her time at the helm has been dogged by controversy and missteps.
In trying to bury Simon Bridges, Collins has brought manure down on the whole party.
Party embarks on 'listening' exercise.
Judith Collins ponders whether Act's stratospheric polling is permanent.
Judith Collins unloaded on the Government's continued Covid restrictions.
Warnings about the ability of public hospitals to cope with Covid-19 are escalating.
'The state is supposed to protect its citizens.'
MPs wary of Bridges low popularity have come up with a Plan B.
There's too much confusion and Aucklanders need some relief, Collins says.
But reversing National's fortunes is not just down to the leader, she says.
In the video's comments section, he encourages people to share it far and wide.
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Simon Bridges' coup is a slow burner, but the people and timing are falling into place.
Labour's support has crashed in two polls, but it is still well ahead of National.
The residency rules for superannuation apply equally to people born in NZ or overseas.
Most schools have been closed through level 3 lockdown.
Judith Collins wants more clarity around vaccine mandates where possible.
Labour and National are on the path to building slums, says Phil Goff.
Auckland National MPs have arrived in Wellington for their first caucus meeting in months.
National's Chris Luxon has backed a rebel group of councils hitting back at Three Waters.
The focus is bulk and location, not architecture and design, says a council planner.
'Fully-vaccinated travellers to New Zealand present negligible risk,' says Chris Bishop.
Judith Collins says her Government will be forced to live with the new emissions target.