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PM's Xmas gift - an immigration portfolio to someone else
Opinion - The investigation into the handling of the Sroubek immigration case was meant to provide clarity on what led the minister to making the decision to grant him residency - instead, we're more…
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Politics with Morten & Mills
Brigitte Morten and Stephen Mills take a look at the international politics at APEC, and also which domestic issues are proving tricky for the government. Also the risk factor in bold decisions over… Audio
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Politics with Mills & Morten
Stephen Mills and Brigitte Morten discuss whether the Government is likely to hold the line on the teachers strike, what the figures are showing for business confidence and Winston Peters' move to… Audio
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Political commentators Morten & Williams
Brigitte Morten and Mike Williams look at political happenings including Kiwibuild under scrutiny from all sides, Immigration Minister Iain Lee's Galloway in the hot seat, Labour's annual conference… Audio
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Few fireworks in Labour-NZ First marriage, but is govt delivering?
Opinion - Governments should be judged on what they deliver to their constituents, not on how well they get along.
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Jami-Lee Ross saga: how far will it go?
An extraordinary series of events is playing out in the National Party in the wake of the Botany MP Jami-Lee Ross's resignation. Yesterday Mr Ross went to the police about a $100,000 dollar donation… Audio
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Long days stretch on for National as Ross' allegations unroll
Opinion - The days in politics are long and the past few days for National have been some of the longest.
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Midday Sports News for 9 October 2018
A perfect race plan falls into place for a New Zealand triathlete at the Youth Olympics. Audio
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Politics with Mills and Morten
Political commentators Stephen Mills and Brigitte Morten discuss Simon Bridges handling of the Jami-Lee Ross situation with Kathryn, and also look at MMP changes. Audio
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Cause of fatal chopper crash still a mystery - coroner
A coroner has ruled it is impossible to know exactly what caused a fatal helicopter crash, which killed the pilot on his 49th birthday.
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Mills & Morten on PM's NY visit
The Prime Minister's time in New York has dominated political headlines during the past week, Stephen Mills and Brigitte Morten reflect on Jacinda Ardern's US visit as well as what has been happening… Audio
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Political commentators Mills & Morten
Stephen Mills and Brigitte Morten look back on a rugged week in politics, including the handling of the Meka Whaitiri controversy. Stephen Mills is the executive director of UMR Research and former… Audio
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A SuperGold move from the coalition
Opinion - As a piece of political art, it was close to perfection. As a reflection on the state of the government - there was nothing to see, Brigitte Morten writes.
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Aus political process a factional mess
Opinion - If you were surprised by the turn of events in Australian politics this week, you were not alone, writes Brigitte Morten.
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TOP's resurgence: What are its prospects?
Opinion - Moving on from former leader Gareth Morgan means TOP can start to shake off some of the baggage and be more than the anti-cat party, but they also lose their biggest drawcard, writes…
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Harder for children to marry
Parliament has made it harder for minors to marry, unanimously passing a members bill to help prevent forced marriage. Audio
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Bridges meeting the needs of party faithful and new breed
Opinion - Simon Bridges needed to achieve two things in his first speech as opposition leader to the party faithful at the National Party conference, writes Brigette Morten.
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TOP demise shows fate of vanity parties
Opinion - Vanity parties, like the Opportunities Party, generally start with a bang and fizzle out quickly, writes Brigitte Morten.
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Northcote by-election: no wonder people are watching Dancing with the Stars
Opinion - The Northcote by-election just might have proved that politics lately is a snooze-fest, writes Brigitte Morten.
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The surprise loser of Budget 18? Ugly horses
Opinion - Horse breeders of good-looking horses with racing potential were on the receiving end of the only tax cut in the Budget, Brigitte Morten writes.
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Budget day: Christmas for the beltway
Opinion - The Budget is pretty much Christmas for political insiders, a chance to see if the gifts are worth the fancy wrapping, writes Brigitte Morten.
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Trump and Macron hint at new Iran nuclear deal
US President Donald Trump and his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, have suggested there could be a new agreement on Iran's nuclear programme.
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Northcote by-election: A poll on Simon vs Jacinda
Opinion - Politicians often say elections are the only poll that counts. And our politicians will be treating the upcoming Northcote by-election as a true poll on how well they are doing in the…
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Will Marama Davidson get Greens back on track?
Opinion - The Green Party will be hoping that the announcement of its new co-leader, Marama Davidson, puts them back on a path to electoral success, writes Brigitte Morten.
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RNZ hearing: No resolution to Curran/Hirschfeld saga
Opinion - The re-appearance of RNZ's heads at a select committee today didn't resolve many of the issues and managed to raise even more questions, writes Brigitte Morten.