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PM says Kiri Allan conduct claims, including that she “yelled and screamed” at a senior official, are from “some time ago” and none constitute “formal complaints”. Keep Reading

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The Privileges Committee has found Education Minister Jan Tinetti did mislead Parliament due to a "high degree of negligence" but is not guilty of contempt. Keep Reading

Chris Hipkins lacks the star power of his predecessor and isn’t exactly dynamic on the world stage, but he seems to be getting the job done in China - despite more domestic woe. Keep Reading

Wherever Chris Hipkins looks lately he finds himself having to clean up a mess that happened on his predecessor’s watch, writes political editor Jo Moir. Keep Reading

Analysis - Questions about one of his ministers was the last thing Chris Hipkins needs as he wrapped up meetings with the most powerful political figures in China, writes Jane Patterson. Keep Reading

An economist is critical, saying the rules added accountability and "that financial stability includes not creating an ever-growing housing bubble". Keep Reading

Aucklanders and salary-earners' concerns about house prices relegated behind addressing inflation and unemployment Keep Reading

Chris Hipkins heads to China for the last day of his trip. Keep Reading

Act’s deputy leader is fighting hard to depose National’s Simon O’Connor in the ‘true blue’ east Auckland seat. Keep Reading

"A National Government would send our progress on climate change back decades." Keep Reading

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Prime Minister Chris Hipkins described his 40-minute meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing as "warm… and incredibly constructive". Keep Reading

OPINION: New Zealand walks a fine line with China, and beneath the diplomatic niceties there is a growing fault line. Keep Reading

Wood was told society would be worse off from tolls on Penlink. Keep Reading

Opposition parties are largely endorsing the government's move to pump $128 million more into tertiary education, but say it shows things need to change. Keep Reading

ACT and National both say Labour has nobody to blame but itself for the situation universities are in. Keep Reading