The Horizon Research poll, which surveys people 100% likely to vote, suggests a Labour, Green and Māori Party coalition could govern - but by only a slim margin. Keep Reading

The government is forging ahead with legislation to restructure how Oranga Tamariki is monitored despite overwhelming opposition that has seen a National MP storm out of Parliament. Keep Reading

The Horizon Research poll, which surveys people 100% likely to vote, suggests a Labour, Green and Māori Party coalition could govern - but by only a slim margin. Keep Reading

Opinion - The accusations against MP Sam Uffindell are showing National leader Christopher Luxon that driving a strong team culture doesn't just mean just celebrating the wins, but also dealing with the difficult situations fairly and decisively. Keep Reading

The former MP says it appears Uffindell is only making apologetic statements "because he's been found out". Keep Reading

"We are looking at how best to achieve that." Keep Reading

National Party leader says staff knew about new MP's school bullying past but they did not tell him. He is now "fixated on getting to the bottom of these serious allegations". Keep Reading

"Tauranga is a safe seat… but the voters there will not be happy about going to a by-election again so quickly." Keep Reading

National MP Sam Uffindell was stood down after more bullying allegations emerged. Keep Reading

National MP Sam Uffindell says that boarding schools were full of 'rough and tumble' in the 1990s. Was violence and bullying really par for the... Keep Reading

If National causes yet another by-election to be held in Tauranga, not only will it cost the taxpayers another unnecessary $1m for the taxpayers after Simon Bridges called it quits earlier in the year, but National will also pay a big price in terms of its reputation and integrity. A by-election Keep Reading

The National Party leader admits his trust is shaken. Keep Reading

A former female flatmate of the politician made allegations about his behaviour, on RNZ. Keep Reading

Centre-right National and libertarian Act could form government, according to latest survey, with Labour-Greens bloc trailing on combined 42% support Keep Reading

National MP Sam Uffindell has been stood down from the party's caucus while an investigation is carried out into further allegations of bullying raised by RNZ. Keep Reading

The Three Strikes Legislation Repeal Bill passed its third reading in Parliament on Tuesday afternoon. Keep Reading

Analysis: New MP's schoolboy behaviour 22 years ago was appalling, but National's management of the issue raises serious questions of the party's political judgement. Keep Reading

Mihingarangi and Shane are joined by former National MP Paul Quinn to discuss the Sam Uffindell controversy, the National Party conference, the latest polls and the latest policies. Keep Reading

The government has passed its bill repealing the three strikes law, which automatically hands maximum sentences to criminals who commit three serious crimes. Justice Minister Kiri Allan says serious and repeat offenders will still be held to account. Keep Reading

The National Party has yet more questions to answer about its failures in candidate vetting and disclosure. Keep Reading

It was revealed on Monday Uffindell had been expelled from Auckland's Kings College for his involvement in a late-night assault on a younger boy. Keep Reading

The party's newest MP, Sam Uffindell, admits he was asked to leave Kings College in year 11, for his role in assaulting a younger student. Keep Reading

Former National MP Jami-Lee Ross told the police he sounded the alarm over a donation to the party because he thought it was dodgy and potentially illegal. Keep Reading

It comes after revelations the MP violently attacked a boy while at school. Keep Reading

National is standing by Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell following revelations he was asked to leave King's College due to his involvement in the assault of a younger student. Keep Reading