John Key

PM takes double hit in polls

PM takes double hit in polls

Prime Minister John Key has taken a hit in two television polls done after revelations about his role in the appointment of the head of the GCSB spying agency and plans to revamp the agency's law.

'I am honest and upfront': Key

'I am honest and upfront': Key

Prime Minister John Key says he had no reason to believe there were issues with the national spy agency until the faults revealed after the raids on the mansion of internet mogul Kim Dotcom.

Key not attending Chavez funeral

Key not attending Chavez funeral

Prime Minister John Key has rejigged his schedule in Latin America so Chile's President Sebastian Pinera can attend Hugo Chavez's funeral, but will not sidetrack to attend the funeral himself, saying New Zealand did not have a strong political relationship with Venezuela.

Maritime heritage preserved

Maritime heritage preserved

Lake Wakatipu's rich maritime heritage is preserved for future generations after the official opening of the historic boat shed and shipping office by Prime Minister John Key at Frankton Marina on Friday.

Back for seconds, but pies sold out

Back for seconds, but pies sold out

The trip that Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard's partner, Tim Mathieson, took to Arrowtown 12 years ago with a couple of mates was so memorable that he took her back there on Saturday.

'We have to be a magnet for investment'

'We have to be a magnet for investment'

Prime Minister John Key has announced an expansion of Government subsidies for apprenticeships in a major speech on how to make New Zealand a "magnet for investment".

PM faints at restaurant

PM faints at restaurant

Prime Minister John Key was taken to hospital last night after fainting in front of a full restaurant in Christchurch.

Weather hampers Key's Antarctic visit

Prime Minister John Key's Antarctic adventure has had a false start after awful weather forced the cancellation of his flight.

Key plays down 'routine' intelligence meeting

Prime Minister John Key says senior US intelligence officials were in New Zealand last week for a "routine" meeting with officials from several countries, but maintains he still does not known exactly who was in town.

Key sees stars after head knock in hotel room

Prime Minister John Key almost knocked himself out yesterday in his hotel room in Phnom Pehn, he said.

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