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Meka Whaitiri has insulted constituents and created a constitutional 'cluster' with her sudden and barely explained defection to Te Pāti Māori, writes Tim Watkin.

Analysis - The implications of Meka Whaitiri's defection and the big unanswered question: why? Meanwhile, National fires the opening shots in its tax attack with claims of a secret agenda.

OPINION: Voting system has delivered mediocrity, and given minor parties too much power.

New Zealand Labour has been stunned by the defection of minister Meka Whaitiri to the Maori Party, strengthening...

A blistering take on the co-governance ‘debate’.

A capital gains tax is inevitable but can be introduced painlessly, writes John Lapsley. To declare the obvious, money trousered from making a...

The prime minister of New Zealand, Chris Hipkins, has said he wants his country to end constitutional ties with Britain and become a republic. Speaking just days before he attends the coronation of King Charles, Hipkins said: ‘Ideally, in time, New Zealand will become a fully independent country, will stand on our own two feet

New Zealand Labour has been stunned by the defection of minister Meka Whaitiri to the Maori Party, strengthening...

New Zealand Labour has been rocked by the defection of a minister to the Maori Party, strengthening the...

A blistering take on the co-governance ‘debate’.