Politics
Bryce Edwards | Wednesday March 12, 2014
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Key wants public vote on flag during next Parliamentary term
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: March 11th 2014
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Tax take continues to fall short, pushing government finances to higher deficit
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Editor's Insight: Voters in two Australian states to dump Labor
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Comment: Flagging a third term – Key’s challenge
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Briefcase: What must Mrs Cunliffe think, Wellington movers and more
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PM reveals election date: September 20
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: The tricky business of mixing money and politics
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Reserve Bank set to begin tightening cycle with first OCR hike since 2010
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Is Judith Collins' involvement with Oravida a conflict of interest?
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Who should decide the fate of the Rena?
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$2.7 million to lift achievement of at-risk students - Parata
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Greens' MP pay policy on the money - Taxpayers' Union
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Cunliffe defends leadership
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Labour chooses Problem Gambling man for crucial Christchurch seat
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More tricky - Cunliffe's role in $4m house purchase
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Key under fire for Antoine’s donations
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For the excitable out there: donation disclosure thresholds
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Problem not cure lies in sloppy reporting
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Do not treat Russia like a superpower, it isn't
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Four pillars of wisdom – a farm accountant's take– Pita Alexander
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Colin Craig's spoof campaign raises $50K in a day
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Still time for Shane Jones to save Labour
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Shane Jones still backs David Cunliffe
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: National’s overconfidence problem
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BUDGET 2014: Energy wastage offers tempting target
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Cunliffe blaming others for his own problems
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: March 6th 2014
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Cunliffe failed to declare investment trust
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EQC faces budget blowout if home repair deadline missed
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EQC stonewalls NBR flood request
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: Labour and Cunliffe under harsh scrutiny
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Did the Taxpayers' Union go too far when it criticised Mojo Mathers for trip spending?
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Collins and Oravida - a conflict of interest?
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How long will Cunliffe last? iPredict punters' surprising pick
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Is ACT right in wanting to repeal the RMA?
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The fine print matters – so Crimea will be Russian
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Broadband strategy doc by Labour's Clare Curran accidentally sent to Amy Adams
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Top tweets about David Cunliffe’s Labour leadership trust fund
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David Cunliffe and the Myth of Trust
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Media lawyer says court unlikely to fast-track defamation suit brought by Colin Craig
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: March 4th 2014
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Cunliffe’s secret trust
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Groser ordered home from Moscow as Crimean tensions grow
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Secret leadership donation trust last nail in the coffin for Cunliffe?
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Ngapuhi kuia Titewhai Harawira says time to settle Treaty claims is now
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: ACT trouble with principles, pragmatism and relevance
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NZ Super Fund trims stake in Kaingaroa Timberlands as six iwi buy 2.5%
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Greens to pitch for new ad agency
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New ACT leader splits with Banks over GCSB Bill, wrestles with UFB and Chorus
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: What should McCarten's top priority be as new Labour chief of staff?
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Will Cunliffe’s donations be revealed?
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Top tweets about the ACT Party, its conference, and Jamie Whyte
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John Key – ‘There There’ Prime Minister
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Taxpayers' Union did not target deaf Green MP
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Cunliffe admits he blundered attacking Key as 'out of touch'
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Is the Maori Party calling Shane Jones racist?
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TVNZ regular Tamati Coffey in bid for Labour candidancy
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ACT would repeal RMA - Whyte
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ACT promises three-strikes policy for burglars
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Top tweets about Matt McCarten and Labour
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: Is Matt McCarten a 'game changer' for Labour?
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David Cunliffe keeps promise to far left with Matt McCarten appointment
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Tales of toothpaste bombs and other terror threats
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Time to end minimum wage rate nonsense
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Crown calls for high-density Christchurch plans
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BUDGET 2014: A need to focus on the bullseye
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Seismic standards head to the Supreme Court
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Ryall's departure leaves a large gap
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Govt confirms deep-sea exploration consents won’t require public hearings
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Divided council allows two CCOs to make submissions for proposed Auckland unitary plan
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 27th 2014
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Ryall retires, completing the biggest ever rejuvenation for National
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Tony Ryall, minister for SOEs and health, plans to retire at next election
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: What do you think of Auckland Council reviewing CCOs?
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Taurima’s employment law defence
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Willie Jackson's High Court challenge over appointment to Auckland Maori Statutory Board
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Auckland Council to discuss CCO review
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: The Year of the blogsters?
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Canton key to trade with China, business audience told
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Alliance founder, Mana candidate, Matt McCarten, to be Cunliffe’s right-hand man
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Will the return of Richard Prebble bring much needed political street-wise skills to the party?
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McCarten confirmed as Cunliffe’s chief of staff
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MFAT in crisis as morale plummets and TPP mishandled
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Editor's Insight: The time has come for ACT
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InternetNZ backs Harmful Digital Communications legislation, suggests improvements
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 25 2014
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Capital Letter: Why the Appeal Court upheld Dotcom search warrants
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Briefcase: Colin Craig's LOL lawsuit, Lange's precedent and a woman's place
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National bows to minimum wage myths - ACT
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Govt to sell Genesis stake in ‘next month or so’, Key says
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Parker recommits Labour to compulsory KiwiSaver, blasts Nats’ ‘dishonesty’ on superannuation
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