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Kerekere gone from Greens but identity crisis remains

While the Kerekere drama may be allowed to fade from the headlines, the identity crisis at the centre of the Green Party is no closer to being settled.

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Green MP walks out amid toxic row

The Green Party's in-fighting leads to a defection by MP Elizabeth Kerekere ahead of a damaging inquiry into her behaviour towards colleagues and staff

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With a text message sent to the wrong group chat, New Zealand’s Greens have never been so relatable

We can all learn from an episode in which one MP allegedly called another a ‘crybaby’ and parliamentary TV caught the reactions

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An NZ MP Accidentally Sent A Message To Colleagues There’s Spicy Footage Of Them Reading It

The vid of everyone reacting in real-time is high art.

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Swarbrick comes out swinging at Auckland Council budget cuts

Auckland Central MP Chlöe Swarbrick said a growing tide of disquiet with the proposed budget cuts to a range of Council services encouraged her to help people submit feedback

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Shaw's sidestep sets stage for Wellington Central scrap

The Green co-leader's electorate decision is a sign of his future plans – and it also adds to the uncertainties around Wellington Central.

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This election year, NZ voters should beware of reading too much into the political polls

With a new prime minister sworn in and a cabinet reshuffle imminent, it’s no exaggeration to say the election year has begun with a bang. Already the punditry and speculation are ramping up, with anticipation building for the first opinion polls.

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Greens' co-leader never been surer of party's chances

For someone who just had to convince his own party membership to reinstate him as co-leader, James Shaw is riding a wave of optimism about next year's election chances.

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NZ lags on captioning laws for the deaf

A petition handed to Parliament has the deaf community calling for a fix to sub-par subtitling laws.

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Applying the 'no dickheads' policy to choosing political candidates

We need candidates with a little niggle, a bit of a dark side – and more opportunities to demonstrate the necessary mindset and skills.

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Making our booze culture less visible

Will Chlöe Swarbrick's new bill help alcohol go the way of cigarettes?

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The member's bill aimed at our booze-soaked society

The many ways alcohol harms society are well known - but will Chlöe Swarbrick's new bill have unpleasant side-effects?

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Soul-searching for Shaw and would-be mutineers

Green Party delegates reveal the motivations behind the effort to unseat James Shaw and the longstanding divisions that may not be healed with a new election.

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Medical marijuana firms refused bank accounts and insurance

Medicinal cannabis has been legal since 2019 – so why are start-ups like Skyman industries being turned away by one bank after another? 'Medicinal cannabis is too new,' they're told.

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All Black heroes' alcohol ads draw lawmakers' attention to impact on young

Auckland councillors join nationwide calls for crackdown on alcohol sponsorship and marketing, and pushback against legal stalling tactics by supermarkets and liquor stores.

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2023 election fertile ground for democratic change

MPs repeatedly cry foul over requests at select committee being blocked by majority-wielding Labour MPs. Could 2023 be fertile ground for real change?

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MPs prove unable to agree to work together on anything

A year after a rule change allowing private members bills with good across-the-house support to bypass the biscuit tin lottery not a single piece of legislation has prompted MPs to cooperate

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