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Caucus returns for Election 2020 talking about the state of the parties, Covid debt and problems with our political culture. Audio
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Politicians decry cost of mosque gunman's incarceration
The eye-watering cost of keeping the Christchurch mosque gunman behind bars has reignited calls for him to be sent back to Australia to serve his sentence there.
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Question Time for 4 August 2020
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Hon JUDITH COLLINS to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s policies and commitments?
Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New…
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Top five ACT contenders who could be in Parliament
Recent political polls have the ACT Party sitting pretty on 5 percent meaning leader David Seymour could bring along five new friends to Parliament. Here are the likely contenders.
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If ACT got five percent of vote, who would get into Parliament?
Last night's One News Colmar Brunton Poll saw the ACT party sitting pretty on five percent. It's the highest poll result in more than a decade.
And with news leader David Seymour could bring five new… Audio
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Assessing the polling fortunes of the minor parties
Things are looking grim for the Greens, but they'll be back. Is NZ First's future up in the air? And what ACT polls at 5 percent for the first time means. Here's what commentators make of new poll… Audio
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ACT the big winner in new Colmar Brunton poll
The ACT Party was the big winner in last night's Colmar Brunton poll, with 5 percent support - its highest polling in 17 years.
David Seymour is the party's leader.
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New poll: 'Bad start' for National, Greens 'defied the odds'
Analysis - A new political poll has done little to boost National's confidence seven weeks out from an election, writes political reporter Jo Moir.
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David Seymour talks about the ACT party's poll result
Audio 31 Jul 2020ACT was the big winner among the minor parties in the 1News Colmar Brunton poll last night, coming in at 5 percent. The Greens are also sitting on 5 percent, while New Zealand First is steady on 2… Audio
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Latest poll puts Labour at 53, National at 32
The 1News Colmar Brunton poll released tonight has support for Labour at 53 percent, National at 32 percent, NZ First at 2 percent, and the Greens at 5 percent, and ACT is at 5 percent. Video
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Parties divided over managed isolation fee legislation
National says anyone coming into New Zealand will be charged if it is elected and New Zealand First says the government's plan is "dreadful", but the Green party says it is "fair". Audio
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Aftermath of apparent Hitler imitation: 'Nasty, dirty' bullying
Judith Collins says National's Palmerston North candidate is the subject of "nasty and dirty" bullying, after a photo on social media appeared to show him impersonating Adolf Hitler.
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Panel suggests repeal and replace for Resource Management Act
Rather than trying to amend the Resource Management Act, an independent review panel says it's best to repeal it and start again.
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First-time voters prove top of the class on Election 2020 referendums
New Zealand's 2020 general election could be life-changing, with two referendum questions for voters to answer, on top of the usual two ticks for parties and electorate MPs.
The Electoral Commission… Video, Audio
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China accuses NZ of violating international law
China's Embassy in Wellington is accusing New Zealand of interfering in international relations with its decision to suspend extradition with Hong Kong.
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Palmerston North National candidate apologises for Hitler impersonation
National's candidate for Palmerston North is apologising for a photo circulating on social media of him appearing to impersonate Adolf Hitler.
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Week in politics: A sense of fear in the corridors of power
A disgraced National MP resigns, a cabinet minister gets the sack, Winston Peters launches NZ First's campaign with an attack, and has to explain his friends' trip to Antarctica on the taxpayer.
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Mallard releases Code of Conduct following bad behaviour in Parliament
Parliament's referee Trevor Mallard has threatened to name and shame the worst-behaving MPs if he is left to enforce a new code of conduct.
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A harsh general - photo essay
As a debate goes from electoral to eviscerating The House captures the moments
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A harsh general - photo essay
As a debate goes from electoral to eviscerating The House captures the moments
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Best of First Up for Thursday 23 July
Audio 23 Jul 2020On the podcast today: the 12-year-boy who's turned possum hunting into a pocket money earner; "delusional", "sleazy" and "insane" - words used by those accused of leaking Winston Peters superanuation… Audio
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Peters' leak allegations 'pure fantasy' - Seymour
ACT leader David Seymour says New Zealand First leader Winston Peters' claim he was involved in leaking his superannuation details was made up to smear him and his party. Audio
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Seymour on Peters' leak accusation
ACT leader David Seymour says Winston Peters' claim he was involved in leaking his superannuation details is baseless.
Peters used Parliamentary Privilege to claim former National Party press… Audio
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ACT deny claims of leaking Winston Peters' super details
Delusional, sleazy and insane - those are the words that the people who Winston Peters has accused of leaking his superannuation details have used to describe Mr Peters claims. The New Zealand First… Audio
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Taxpayer funded Antarctica trip for friends aimed to raise funds - Peters
Winston Peters' super wealthy friends were nominated for the prized trip in hopes they would pay for redevelopment of Scott Base, he says, but they were never asked for money.
