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Trevor Mallard to boycott Hurricanes over 'appalling' Māori race comments

Part-owner Troy Bowker criticised people for "sucking up to the left Māori-loving agenda".

'Do they want Stalin up there?' Judith Collins slams Greens

The Greens have allegedly had a portrait of Winston Churchill taken down in parliament.

Megan Woods on warpath over electricity outages

Megan Woods demands to know why generation capacity was "not switched on".

Government's second shot at an 'Implementation Unit'

Government's second Implementation Unit will manage a handful of faltering projects.

Whangārei list MP Shane Reti wants all parties to support his cancer medicines members bill

Whangārei list MP Dr Shane Reti hopes all MPs will support his Private Members Bill

Thomas Coughlan: National promised unity, but fails to deliver

National has survived a painful conference.

National won't change without 'change at the top: David Carter's parting blow

David Carter has left the National board, after losing out on the party presidency.

Peter Goodfellow re-elected National Party president

He has served in the role since 2009.

Audrey Young: Apec summit a moment in history for Ardern

OPINION: You can bet President Joe Biden loved Jacinda Ardern's speech.

Beehive Diaries: MFAT boss' selfie with Larry the cat

Larry the Cat at Number 10 Downing St had a visitor from NZ.

Cryptocurrency inquiry: MPs to investigate risks and benefits

The announcement follows the meteoric rise in popularity of cryptocurrencies.

Beehive Diaries: National gets a new spin doctor

Chris Hipkins accidentally gatecrashed a colleague's wedding, with all media in tow.

What's behind Winston Peters' complaint about a High Court judge?

Winston Peters has asked a High Court judge to set aside her ruling.

'I was incredibly scared': Kiri Allan on how cancer changed her life

Kiritapu Allan: Find your joy, whatever that is.

Beehive Diaries: What Judith Collins really thought of the PM's sledge

A sledge from the PM, Act's Karens solidarity, and Paul Goldsmith's moment of panic.

Law change sought to bring freedom campers closer to toilets

The law change would make it easier to crack down on poorly-behaving freedom campers.