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Invercargill council sued for $27 million

The insurance company forking out about $25 million for the rebuild of the collapsed Stadium Southland is now suing the Invercargill City Council and a stadium engineer for $27m, claiming roof construction work was signed off when it wasn't completed properly. Ref. Source 2

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MP defends 'Old Sooty' insult

Labour MP Clayton Cosgrove has been forced to defend himself after calling an MP "Old Sooty" during a parliamentary debate. Ref. Source 2

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Darren Hughes says he still has much to offer

Darren Hughes has signalled his hopes for a political comeback and Labour has left the door open for his return. Ref. Source 4

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Greens shoot up in poll

Voters appear to be deserting the Labour Party for the Greens as Phil Goff's election chances look increasingly hopeless. Ref. Source 2

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Few see downside to state cuts

Thousands of jobs have been slashed from the state sector during the past three years, yet more voters believe the standard of public services are better under the National-led Government, a new poll shows. Ref. Source 3

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John Key brings out L-word in debate

Prime Minister John Key has levelled his own allegation of "dishonesty" against his opposite, Labour leader Phil Goff. Ref. Source 1

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Occupy Wellington protesters may be ousted

A stream of complaints from women harassed by Occupy Wellington protesters has spurred the city council into legal talks to evict the campers from Civic Square. Ref. Source 9

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Shearer not buying into 'gotcha' politics

Labour leader David Shearer is poised to deliver a rolling series of speeches setting out his vision for the country – and has made it clear he won't be pressured into changing his leadership style. Ref. Source 8