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Audrey Young: Ardern leaves Opposition with few options

OPINION: National has been left with little to say except "congratulations."

Back in the bear pit: Collins to grill Ardern in first question time of 2021

National leader Judith Collins grills Jacinda Ardern in Parliament's question time

Collins warning to Mallard: Prepare for rolling maul of National attacks

National plans to raise no-confidence motions in Speaker Trevor Mallard today

'Idiotic behaviour': Mayor slams unruly motorcyclist mob

"Those responsible need to be held accountable."

For the first time in 20 years, the country's top leaders at Waitangi were women.The question was how to accommodate them both as speakers

Dr Reti welcomes Ngāpuhi's signal of new approach to women speaking at Waitangi from 2022.

Judith Collins' Waitangi: She came, she saw, she did not speak.

Judith Collins caused a stir without speaking at Waitangi -she's sticking to her guns.

PM denies empty promises to Māori - hints at wedding news 'soon'

Jacinda Ardern defended progress on Māori - and hints at wedding news soon.

NZ history curriculum slammed as 'unbalanced'

Draft curriculum proposes 'three big ideas' - all about Māori and colonisation.

Chris Luxon takes a tumble as caucus urged not to fall for 'Government's bait'

The former Air NZ boss didn't quite nail a batting move.

Judith Collins re-saddles, John Key-style

Rising gang numbers is going to be one of the big issues for National.

Steven Joyce: Why this Govt won't fix the housing shortage

Does Kāinga Ora have the ability to deliver the homes Government is promising?

Beehive Diaries: Wiggles vs Big Red Car

The Wiggles got little sympathy from Jacinda Ardern's Big Red Car.

Down a dark fiscal hole: Paul Goldsmith on his 'shocker' of a year

Goldsmith has taken education and his first target is parents letting kids wag school.

Christopher Luxon's first plan in the new job

Christopher Luxon: "You don't just do it because it's Kumbaya".

Recruits in 'limbo': Police halt training despite rise in gun crime

Police have deferred training new cops, despite a rise in gun violence and gang activity.

Five business and political court cases to follow in 2021

Several high-profile trials are due to be held this year.

Claire Trevett: The lol-lights and comedy awards of politics in 2020

OPINION: From Judith Collins' eyebrow to pooing in rivers, MPs delivered a few laughs.

Shane Te Pou: Why Judith Collins' hopes of leading the country should be crushed

OPINION: National's leader is temperamentally ill-suited to the job she seeks.