Politics

Bryce Edwards

Who cares about the #SnowdenNZ revelations?

Thu 5 Mar 15

NZ POLITICS DAILY: March 5 2015

Baden Ewart
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Chris Hutching

Ex-colonel to replace Isaacs at CERA

Thu 5 Mar 15

Warwick Isaacs successor at CERA has been announced.

Jordan Carter

Mass collection of Pacific data affects Kiwi holidaymakers — InternetNZ boss

Thu 5 Mar 15 2

Carter draws link to customers pushing for the power to demand smart device passwords.

Labour's fisheries spokesman Rino Tirikatene
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Jamie Ball

$40 million of NZ fisheries aid allocated to spied-on neighbours

Thu 5 Mar 15 2

NZ has donated $25m in fisheries aid to the Soloman Islands alone – while spying on it.

Gareth Hughes (TV3)
David Farrar

Hughes standing for Greens co-leader

Thu 5 Mar 15 5

David Farrar on Green members getting a choice.

 
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Rob Hosking

Spying revelations: sorting the substance from the silliness

Thu 5 Mar 15 2

GCSB should be vigilant but vigilance also needs to be applied to an agency with sweeping and increasing powers.

Council wages bill set to balloon again

John Key rejects Snowden docs as 'outdated'

Top tweets about #snowdenNZ

NZ POLITICS DAILY: March 4 2015

Eagleson shuts down Sabin probe

Auckland councillor urges cap on staff numbers and salaries

Iraq: Not intervening isn’t necessarily the more peaceful option

UPDATED: The fix isn’t in – Labour to contest Northland

Brook Barrington, state sector veteran, named head of MFAT

NZ POLITICS DAILY: March 3 2015

Plans for Auckland ports confused and lacking detail

U-turn on asset sales in Garden City

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should there be a two-year time-limit on NZ's mission to Iraq?

Editor's Insight: The Russia they don't want you to know

Govt resisting pressure to inject more cash into Solid Energy

NZ POLITICS DAILY: March 2 2015

Editor's Insight: Solid Energy's lessons in putting taxpayers at risk

OPINION: The first rule of SAS is: you do not talk about SAS

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should New Zealand follow Tony Abbott’s lead and introduce a poll tax on foreign buyers?

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should MPs keep their 5.5% backdated pay rise?

Northland by-election: Winston's destructive play

Key, Aussies at odds with Abbott over time-limit on Iraq mission

Not quite right

RAW DATA: Lisa Owen interviews a British foreign fighter

RAW DATA: Patrick Gower interviews Winston Peters

Fonterra's Glencoal says Waikato coal mine not on hold, just delayed

Why prosperity is best to protect environment

Where is Colin Craig?

Does a conference centre need a casino?

Auckland Council rakes in the money

Northland: secret poll puts Peters in dead-heat with National

NZ POLITICS DAILY: MP pay – the 1% vs the 99%

Editors Insight: Let politicians keep their pay rise

Government backs down on tax law 'change by press release'

Labour backs Abbott’s foreign home buying restriction plan

English rules out 'poll tax' on Chinese house buyers

Dreaming A New City: Optimistic for Christchurch long term, pessimistic for short term

Council boots out attempt to toughen up rules on harbour reclamation

NZ POLITICS DAILY: The Backlash against war

Super Fund rules out government-to-government approach over $200m loss

Cancer diagnosis for CTU president

Obama vetos Keystone oil pipe line

Rod Drury, Julie Christie among those named to Flag Consideration Panel

Labour's Sepuloni stood down over mum’s alleged misdemeanours

NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 25 2015

Treasury to put more acid on Crown entity boards

BOTW: Analysis - John Key and the fight against Islamic terrorism 3.0

Dame Thea Muldoon has died

Editor's Insight: UN role calls for new responsibilities, sacrifices

Key takes New Zealand to war in Iraq

RAW DATA: John Key's statement confirming NZ personnel will be sent to Iraq

NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 24 2015

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: What role should NZ troops undertake in Iraq?

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should there be a referendum on the future of superannuation?

NZ at greater risk from growing fruit fly problem in Australia

Labour’s new chief press secretary

Joyce’s equivocation continues as more convention centre deal details emerge

NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 23 2015

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should Ports of Auckland have started demolishing Marsden Wharf before telling Len Brown?

Key to make case for NZ troops in Iraq

Seymour's super move: the risks and the opportunity

Poll has Labour back over 30%

Charter school likely to close — a great example of the policy in action

ACT wants referendum on Super

Luigi Wewege re-emerges with Irish defamation case

Hypocrisy rules in loving the environment

Christchurch’s sad tale of two cities

SkyCity’s big win from Sunday ‘backdown’

Seymour defends pet partnership school policy

NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 20 2015

Editor’s Insight: China’s wheel of food misfortune

Bill English promises 'customer focused govt'

Mayor told to put up or shut up

NZ POLITICS DAILY: Is NZ being conned into war in Iraq?

The People's Invoice - Little's unpaid bill and Labour's divisions

Ports of Auckland told to front up over wharf demolition

NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 18 2015

Aaron Gilmore back in National fold

Winston demands FMA SkyCity share probe

Comment: Little undoes good start with stupid, shoddy gaffe

My time with Andrew

Critics slam bank compensation for rural interest rate swaps as woeful

SkyCity attempts to retain convention centre’s 'design integrity' while defending its own

NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 17 2015

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Would more private insurer involvement speed earthquake claims?

Quake insurers’ tardy performance vexes claimants

Abe takes on domestic farm lobbies

Editor’s Insight: Fossil fuel divestment hurts only the sellers

SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should SkyCity lose some of its gambling concessions if the revised convention centre is 10% smaller?

Vero challenges Brownlee to 'open the discussion'

NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 16 2015

Minister takes aim at outdated censorship laws

$360m broadband top-up: Adams drops broad hints about how new spending will be contested