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Maggie Barry says she was 'misrepresented' by Dyson

Barry disputes claims she yelled and shouted at the Deputy Speaker during a debate.

Bowen House quake risk report imminent

Parliamentary Services expects to have the report by the end of next week.

Complainant insists she told Labour panel she was sexually assaulted

Labour volunteer repeats claims that she told the party of her sexual assault complaint.

Landlord ordered to pay 32 tenants for insulation breaches

More than 200 landlords have been taken to court over insulation problems.

'I'm not trying to build my personal profile': Ardern on her international role

The Prime Minister talks about her international image and how she aims to represent NZ.

Beehive Diaries: National's Mark Mitchell in a tight spot

What happened at Parliament beyond Labour's great scandal?

Claire Trevett: The PM, Twitter and stealth propaganda

The PM makes the most of a benefit her predecessors did not have: live-streaming.

Housing shortage shock: 3000 households living in motels

Frustrated by how many people are being housed in motels, one council has taken action.

Speaker has no plans to resurrect Jesus Christ back into Parliamentary prayer

Trevor Mallard changed Parliament's prayer to exclude a reference to Jesus Christ.

Beehive Diaries: War of the daffodils and Tamaki's new trick

Claire Trevett looks back at the week of flowers, swear words and MPs angry at Air NZ.

'Worth it': Teens kicked out of Parliament, banned for a year

Group were singing Tutira Mai Nga Iwi to draw MPs' attention to the Ihumātao hikoi.

Mallard a natural at babysitting duties

A stark comparison between other parliaments across the world shows why this went viral.

Game on for Wellington's elections

The bid for the top, Labour's grip, the bus fiasco and familiar faces.

Hosking: MMP's a bust but new Sustainable Party could work

COMMENT: There is no doubt that the Greens are vulnerable.

Hospices call for more protection in euthanasia law

They want the law to allow them to object like individuals can.

'Virtually landless': Moriori one step closer to justice

The Crown acknowledges how it helped stigmatise Moriori as racially inferior and extinct.

Beehive Diaries: Bridges' unexpected pledge and three missing votes

Which MP had his vote on abortion reforms written off because he went to the toilet?

Abortion reform passes first vote after emotional debate

MPs have been left in tears talking about their own choices about abortion.