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Southland
October 30
No sign of parasite in wild oysters
There are no signs of Bonamia ostreae after the most recent tests if the wild oyster fishery in Bluff
National
September 22
Paula Bennett joins in on the panini love
Ever since political comedian Tom Sainsbury portrayed Paula Bennett as a "panini and bowl latte lover" in his impersonation, things have gotten a little out of control.
National
January 28
'Pie in the sky wish list'
Opposition politicians wasted no time criticising National's plans to sell state housing without a concrete plan to replace the sold houses.
National
February 24
'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".
National
February 24
Poll shows support up for Key
A new poll shows Prime Minister John Key's National Party has picked up support after losing ground at the end of last year.
National
January 22
National makes changes with election in mind
John Key's promotion of Simon Bridges, Nikki Kaye, Amy Adams and Jonathan Coleman is designed to rejuvenate and modernise the National Party Cabinet before next year's election.
National
April 12
No new deal between Greens, National
There will be no new policy deal between National and the Greens, with the chasm between the parties widening over policies such as the Government's proposed SkyCity convention centre deal and state asset sales.
National
January 15
Govt plans to make mineral exploration easier
The Government is planning "significant'' changes to the Crown Minerals Act next year to make it easier for miners to explore and then extract minerals, and it will consult the public and industry soon.
National
December 16
National's Bennett on verge of losing seat
Paula Bennett is on the verge of losing her Waitakere electorate seat.
National
December 16
PM promotes women in new Cabinet
Prime Minister John Key has named his new Cabinet, revealing promotions for a number of women in the party.
National
December 13
National MP confirmed in Christchurch Central
National MP Nicky Wagner has been confirmed as the winner of the Christchurch Central seat after the result of a judicial recount.
National
December 12
Front bench `freshened up' - Key
John Key has not only "freshened up'' National's front bench, as he put it at a press conference this afternoon, he has modernised it.
National
December 11
John Key names new Cabinet
Prime Minister John Key today named the following ministerial roles.
National
November 18
Nats' new prison plan draws big support
National has huge support for one of its most draconian new law-and-order policies - the power to keep someone in prison after serving his or her sentence if the prisoner is deemed dangerous enough.
National
November 14
Labour slips further in poll
Labour's support has slipped in the first week of the election campaign to below 30 per cent, according to a survey released this afternoon.
National
November 14
Labour rejects claim of $17b hole in budget
National's attack on Labour over the alleged $17 billion "hole'' in its economic plan ignores more than $1 billion a year in proceeds from the state-owned assets National would sell and the assets generated by Super Fund contributions, Labour's David Parker says.
News
November 14
Key and Goff go head to head
Labour leader Phil Goff and Prime Minister John Key have crossed swords for the first time in the 2011 election campaign in a head to head debate tonight.
News
November 13
National would slow emissions move
The National Party will slow down New Zealand's move to a low-carbon economy and increase protection of New Zealand's oceans, leader John Key says.
National
November 9
$400m irrigation boost promised
National is promising a $400 million boost to irrigation and water storage development if re-elected.
National
November 4
$500,000 family violence fund planned
National wants to put $500,000 towards safer homes for victims of family violence or for those at risk of serious harm.
National
November 2
Goff on attack during election debate
Labour leader Phil Goff continued his election strategy of attacking National's greatest asset tonight, panning the Prime Minister's record in rebuilding his hometown of Christchurch during a leaders debate in the city.
National
November 2
National proposes time limit for consents
The National Party today introduced an election policy which would see a six-month time limit on planning consents for medium-sized buildings.
National
November 1
National outlines welfare policy
Prime Minister John Key has outlined an overhaul of the welfare system that will require more people to look for work and take jobs when offered.
National
October 31
National to announce $130m welfare reform package
National will tomorrow announce a $130 million welfare reform package aimed at getting people off benefits.
National
October 31
Key does not convince business
Businesses are not convinced that John Key's Government has a plan to develop the economy or the country's infrastructure, according to the Deloitte-Business NZ election survey.
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