Helen Clark
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- Helen Clark's UN post confirmed unanimously
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- National used OIA to dig dirt on Clark's husband
- Clark unveils redundancy assistance
- Emotional intelligence and politics
- Horomia denies lobbying Maori to pre-judge Peters
- PM sets election date for November 8
- PM press conference sparks rumours over Winston Peters
- SFO denies Clark’s leak accusation
- Clark tumbles in women’s Power List
- Peters won't go quietly
- Clark and Peters in showdown talks
- Clark says Glenn told her about donation in February
- Clark’s Fiji gaffe irritates exporters
- Clark heartened by latest poll
- Clark denies knowledge of secret taping
- Clark critical of Nats' welfare plans
- Poor poll showing will motivate Peters - Clark
- Liquor bill set to be introduced
- Peters to explain use of trusts
- Clark gives Peters her backing after meeting
- PM to meet with Peters over donations
- Peters to face media over funding allegations
- Fiji leader's promises 'shattered' - Clark
- Labour encouraged by improved showing in polls
- Peters' donation admission "embarrassing" - Clark
- Business NZ supports Nats' ACC policy
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