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'It’s a bombing run': War has broken out between Auckland's mayor and the Housing Minister

Relations between Auckland Council and the Government have hit a new low.

Threat of China’s Pacific pursuit driving NZ’s new defence strategy

The documents contain some of the strongest language used by the Govt on China.

Fiscal Hole Battle Royale! Peters v Seymour v Willis v Robertson

Winston Peters says there's a fiscal hole - he's mostly right.

Top Govt official apologises to Select Committee as staff accused of ‘devious’ conduct

Staff pushed on with a report despite explicit instruction from MPs not to.

Health Minister says wait times 'turned around' - wants up-to-date data to prove it

Health minister says waiting lists are coming down and system is recovering.

David Seymour clarifies Act’s ‘ruling out’ of NZ First

NZ First reached 4.1 per cent in last night's TV poll.

Watch: Parliament in hysterics after Nicola Willis' Question Time slip-up

Willis quickly realised her mistake.

Poll of Polls: Labour’s re-election chances seem to be evaporating

There's now a greater chance of a hung Parliament than a Labour Government.

Chaos in House as National tries to adjourn Parliament after Labour caught not knowing what it was debating

Confusion reigns as correct speech and which version of bill is being debated unclear.

Potential new Attorney-General declares just one skeleton in his closet

National candidate had his apprenticeship with Christopher Finlayson.

Public service bosses called in as Govt accounts plunge

Finance Minister Grant Robertson's office denies the rumours.

Govt offers historic teacher pay rise in $4.4 billion package

An arbitration panel recommended a 14.5 per cent increase.

Māori Party vows to take Māori children out of state care

Te Pati Māori outlines its policy for children

Greens say overstayer amnesty a priority if Labour wants its support

Immigration Minister says amnesty not likely before election.

Alleged ‘threatening or intimidating’ behaviour: Nats MP referred to Privileges Committee

It follows a complaint by Labour MP Rachel Boyack.

‘Opportunistic’: Little hits out at Nats over mass arrivals opposition

Labour says bill tidies up flaws in National's 2013 law on asylum seeker mass arrivals.

Road race! Luxon and Hipkins’ $10b funding question

Nats want more private funding, Labour says it'll mean more failed PPPs

'Very big price tag': PM responds to recommended 14.5pc pay rise for teachers

'That’s not the sort of money you find down the back of the couch.'