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National's Sarah Dowie and party leader Simon Bridges quiet on co-operation with police.
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Grieving families call for urgent action on drug testing.
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Students go more for quantity than quality approach in quest for credits.
Audrey Young: Is it time for fresh challenges for Speaker Trevor Mallard?
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Ex-principal made to wait months for $100k
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Suspended MP turns up to parliamentary committee
MP's attendance causes brief interruption to submissions.
KiwiBuild promise: Judith Collins calls for Phil Twyford's head
National's Judith Collins is calling for Housing Minister Phil Twyford to resign.
Cannabis referendum tracking to pass despite decline, poll says
The nationwide survey was undertaken before the cannabis referendum was announced.
Mum: 'We need to do right by the rest of New Zealand'
Random roadside drug tests urgently needed, says grieving mother.
Suspended: Nick Smith hits back at 'bully' Speaker after getting the boot
Nick Smith says he was "gobsmacked".
Mike Hosking: There's hope we can stop the legalisation of cannabis
Comment: What we vote on, and what will pass in Parliament, are two very different things.
Personal cannabis use promises to set 2020 election alight
The draft law is a weaker version of what Andrew Little previously outlined.
Simon Bridges kicked out of House; is accused of making 'barnyard animal' noises
The National leader has denied making such sounds.
Legal cannabis proposal could see special cafes or bars for 'safe' consumption
Cabinet paper leaked to National also proposes allowing home-grown cannabis.
'Emotional junior staffer' quits National Party
Brian Anderton was on leave while Parliamentary Service looked into an employment matter.
National reveals leaked cannabis referendum options
Referendum on recreational cannabis use planned for 2020.
Audrey Young: Judith Collins' incredible comeback
COMMENT: Nothing is inevitable in National's leadership troubles, writes Audrey Young.
Eminem and National Party case reaches Supreme Court
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Audrey Young: Simon Bridges' big risk in the House
COMMENT: Simon Bridges dismissed the insult from Peters and played him at his own game.
Soper: Raucous caucus - Rattled Simon Bridges a leader under siege
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Audrey Young: Detente prevails in National
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'I trust Judith Collins' – Bridges
Simon Bridges had earlier refused to explicitly say the words 'I trust Judith Collins'.
Cabinet's troublemaker: How much strife is Shane Jones in?
There is more of a sigh than a smile when Shane Jones' name is mentioned in Government.
Hosking: Simon Bridges can't escape leadership questions. He's in trouble
COMMENT: Anyone who's followed the game a while knows this scenario never ends well.
Soper: Simon Bridges' shot at PM becoming more remote by the day
COMMENT: Bridges is proving that Opposition leader is the toughest job in politics.
Bridges: Discipline and unity essential
National accepted NZ had rallied around the Govt after Christchurch, says Simon Bridges.
CGT decision should not define Labour, says minister
Grant Robertson says some of the claims around CGT are "ridiculous."
Audrey Young: No reason for Ardern to become a CGT martyr
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Politics off the Pike River table as National backs re-entry
Pike families had felt let down by the previous Govt which said re-entry was too dangerous