Not the same as in Marx’s time
There was an argument for workers to have improved rights in Karl Marx’s 19th century but it holds less water now.
Jacinda Ardern
Labor’s appeal to asset owners
The Coalition can’t rely on old assumptions that it will be seen as the better economic manager.
NZ bans foreign home buyers
Jacinda Ardern says overseas buyers will no longer be allowed to purchase existing homes in New Zealand as she unveils her first Cabinet.
Peters to be NZ foreign minister
NZ First leader Winston Peters is set to become foreign minister today when Jacinda Ardern unveils her ministry.
Land of the long dark cloud
Ardern must assert New Zealand’s strength, not run it down
No sleepover invite for Jacinda
The APEC summit in Vietnam may the first opportunity for Malcolm Turnbull to meet Jacinda Ardern.
Kiwis now led by a Commie
Jacinda Ardern attacks capitalism and embraces socialist roots.
Ardern in no hurry to clear air
New Zealand’s new prime minister has ‘‘no expectations’’ of a conversation with Julie Bishop.
Kiwi relations off to rocky start
Australia’s relationship with Jacinda Ardern has had a rocky start.
Ardern mulls cabinet picks
The new Kiwi cabinet will have 16 ministers from Labour and four from NZ First. Five Greens will hold ministries outside cabinet.
New hope for Pike River victims
Families of the miners who died in the New Zealand mine disaster have welcomed the new government’s backing of returning bodies.
I’d love a call from Bishop
Jacinda Ardern says she would happily take a call from Julie Bishop – but the Foreign Minister won’t be calling her.
Polish your manners, Julie
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is going to have to be “super polite” to anointed NZ prime minister Jacinda Ardern.
NZ shock: losers take power
NZ’s socialist-leaning Jacinda Ardern will form a Labour-led coalition government after support from Winston Peters.
Lost ditch effort
A new iron curtain has descended across the Tasman now that Jacinda Ardern is NZ PM-elect.
Ardern relying on Aussie vote
Jacinda Ardern’s “Australian” vote may help the NZ Labour leader save face amid recriminations over her tax policy bungle.
Jacindamania a lot of hot air
And Mark Latham is safe in his panic room as Yes campaigners go on the hunt.
Jacinda won’t concede defeat
Bill English comfortably tops NZ vote count but Labour rival Jacinda Ardern is putting her faith in an irascible ‘kingmaker’.
Ardern looks to youth vote
Jacinda Ardern has pinned her fading hopes of a fairytale result in today’s NZ election on getting out the youth vote.
The race for New Zealand
The electoral contest between challenger Jacinda Ardern and Prime Minister Bill English is tightening.
Jacinda blows it
Labour’s bid to win the New Zealand election has hit the wall, with leader Jacinda Ardern saying she needed more time.
Intellectuals and filthy lucre
The reinvention of social democratic parties ignores the gulf between the left’s preferences and the views of working-class voters.
Tragedy checks Ardern’s poll run
The death of the grandmother of Labour leader Jacinda Ardern has disrupted her dash to polling day on Saturday.
Best candidate for ‘worst job’
NZ Labour’s Jacinda Ardern has taken the party from hopeless to high-flying as election nears.
Ardern to revive refugees offer
NZ Labour leader Jacinda Ardern will renew the country’s offer to take refugees from Manus if the opposition wins.
Face-off in land of plenty
“Think John Howard in 2007 … It’s Jacinda from Hamilton instead of Kevin from Queensland.”
NZ gripped by Jacinda mania
The come-from-nowhere Labour Party leader Jacinda Ardern has bounced into pole position as New Zealand’s preferred PM.
Amber Heard has her revenge
Hollywood has now weighed into the Barnaby Joyce citizenship saga but ‘Labor conspiracy’ claims are dismissed by New Zealand.
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