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Jacinda Ardern rallies party faithful as Labour faces difficult re-election path

New Zealand PM tells party conference ‘we are not done yet’ as poll shows Labour’s support at 5-year low ahead of elections in 2023

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Young farmers the angriest of all, says Todd Muller

The hopelessness and anger in the rural sector right now is palpable in a way he's never seen before, National's agriculture spokesperson tells political editor Jo Moir.

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Labour's to-do list and the question of lasting reform

It's less than a year until the next election and Labour's still got a lot on its legislative agenda this term.

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Labour's shrinking conga line

The Labour Party conference glories in new Government investment for childcare for families - only to experience a major buzzkill hours later with a dire poll result

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'Still in shock': Stars react as they arrive in Glasgow for Scottish Music Awards

SCOTLAND’S top musicians took to the red carpet on Saturday as the annual Scottish Music Awards were held at Glasgow’s famed Barrowland Ballroom.

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Labour reassures itself: 'We've got this'

Grant Robertson concedes economic conditions can seem 'scary' but warns voters a return to National next year could be 'dangerous.' Tim Murphy reports

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Artist with neurological condition displays work in London gallery

Christopher Samuel is raising money for the hospital where he is a patient through his artwork

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‘We need to change’: Dominic Perrottet says cashless gambling cards will be used in NSW

Premier presses the case for the scheme despite a lack of commitment from Labor and the Nationals

The Guardian - AU

We are showcasing a Scots and Gaelic series ahead of Language Bill consultation

An exclusive seven-part series exploring the myths, stereotypes and benefits of protecting Scots and Gaelic, Scotland's two endangered languages.

The National (Scotland)

Labour's deputy leader brought out from behind closed doors in rapid U-turn

In one of its quickest u-turns yet, the Labour Party has decided to make public its deputy leader’s speech to party faithful after earlier defending it being behind closed doors.

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ACT, Greens want end to 'obsolete' role of Leader of the Opposition

Minor parties to advocate for the abolition of the job in the upcoming Standing Orders review.

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Channel 4 accused of 'rigging' politics contest against pro-independence candidate

THE runner-up on Channel 4’s Make Me Prime Minister has insisted the show was “rigged against her” because she supported Scottish independence.

The National (Scotland)

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THE countdown has started for our pay-what-you-can annual subscription deal to close.

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Islanders face '60-mile trip' to collect post amid chronic Royal Mail staff shortage

RESIDENTS on a Scottish island are facing a 60-mile round trip to collect their mail over a chronic “lack of Royal Mail staff” in the area.

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South Korean officials apologize for Halloween crowd surge

"The action of the police was insufficient," National police chief Yoon Hee Keun said Tuesday.

The National (Scotland)

UK media's 'dehumanising' coverage of migrants in focus after Dover attack

THE CEO of a refugee charity has condemned the “dehumanising” language being used to describe migrants by sections of the UK media and called on…

The National (Scotland)

Alba launch independence billboard campaign across Scotland

ALEX Salmond’s Alba Party have stepped up their independence push by launching a national billboard campaign across Scotland.

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘I Chose to Stay Away from Cinema,’ Dalia el-Behery Tells Asharq Al-Awsat

Egyptian actress Dalia el-Behery said the “My Very Beautiful Lady” play, which she is set to perform at the National theater during the winter season, has been her dream since she read the original novel in her childhood. During an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat, Behery explained that the new show…

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The Guardian - AU

New Zealand has just passed a law that will revolutionise workers’ rights. It probably won’t last

Jacinda Ardern’s government has radically expanded unions’ collective bargaining power. But if she goes at the next election, so will this legislation

The National (Scotland)

I ate at the Chinese restaurant at the centre of 'secret police' row

Inside Glasgow's Loon Fung, which has found itself at the centre of an international 'secret police' scandal

The National (Scotland)

Tory plans mean Scots 'may fund English nuclear plants even after independence'

SCOTTISH bill payers could still be funding nuclear projects south of the Border through additional fees on their energy bills even…

The National (Scotland)

Will Scotland need to join the euro to join the EU? What the experts say

FOUR top experts on European politics speak to The National about the claim an independent Scotland would need to adopt the euro to join the EU ...

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Support growing for changes to how Parliament runs

The public will have their say on proposed changes to the way Parliament is run when the standing orders committee meets next month.

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Fair pay in the balance

Employers are hanging their hopes on a change of government next year, which would ensure a short shelf-life for Labour’s Fair Pay Agreement legislation.

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Labour's re-election chances snookered

With a year left in this term, the Government seems trapped by controversy, economic bad news and poor polling. Tim Murphy asks what Labour's strategists could possibly do to turn it around.

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