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GREENS

RNZ: Greens will have 'sensitive' talks on invoking waka-jumping rule
Andrew Geddis (Spinoff): So what’s the point of the party-hopping law, again?
Thomas Coughlan (Herald): Darleen Tana and Greens destined for waka-jumping showdown after party ejection, leaving future as MP in doubt
Glenn McConnell (Stuff): Darleen Tana could fight to stay an MP, despite being expelled from Green Party
Richard Harman (Politik): Breaking up is so hard to do (paywalled)
1News: Greens' Darleen Tana saga: What does the waka-jumping law mean?
Steve Kilgallon (Stuff): 'Justice': Migrant whistleblowers speak out after damning Darleen Tana findings
Anna Whyte (Post): Nervous wait for Greens as Darleen Tana considers next move (paywalled)
Soumya Bhamidipati, (RNZ): Darleen Tana resignation: Workers say they just want their wages
RNZ: Checkpoint: Former Green MP Darleen Tana speaks out on allegations and plea to resign
Herald: Former Green MP Darleen Tana breaks silence after being asked to resign from Parliament following probe into migrant exploitation claims
Marc Daalder (Newsroom): Darleen Tana announcement leaves unanswered questions
Kelly Dennett (Post): Chlöe Swarbrick is furious about Darleen Tana, and rightly so (paywalled)
Derek Cheng (Herald): Explainer: Will Darleen Tana be kicked out Parliament, or is this a stand-off waiting to happen?
Russell Palmer (RNZ): Who is Darleen Tana, and why is she quitting the Greens?
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Echoes of Alamein Kopu and Elizabeth Kererkere – Greens finally ask Darleen Tana to resign – what could happen next
Glenn McConnell and Steve Kilgallon (Stuff): Greens plead with Darleen Tana to resign, after damning worker exploitation investigation
Felix Desmarais (1News): Darleen Tana breaks silence: 'I do not accept the findings'
Felix Desmarais (1News): 'Utterly betrayed': What we know about the Darleen Tana investigation
Felix Desmarais (1News): Darleen Tana: Green Party asks its under-fire MP to quit Parliament
Thomas Manch (Post): Beehive briefing: Everything you need to know from today (paywalled)
Thomas Manch (Post): ‘Utterly betrayed’: Green Party asks Darleen Tana to resign from Parliament (paywalled)
Dan Brunskill (Interest): Darleen Tana kicked out of the Green Party
Chris Lynch: Green Party faces pressure to release investigation report on Darleen Tana
Isaac Gunson (Te Ao Māori News): Swarbrick defends Green Party as a safe place for wāhine Māori MPs
1News: Timeline: Greens lose MP amid year of challenging setbacks
Ryan Bridge (Newstalk ZB): Why was Darleen Tana asked to resign when Julie Anne Genter wasn't?

HOUSING
Chris Trotter (Democracy Project): The Enemies of Sunshine and Space
Duncan Greive (Spinoff): I lived in a shoebox apartment. I’m glad they’re coming back
Thomas Manch (Post): Government wants to make 'remote' building inspections the norm (paywalled)
Kerre Woodham (Newstalk ZB): We need more homes but we need to do it properly
1News: Millions spent on Kāinga Ora developments now in limbo
Rayssa Almeida (RNZ): Controversial Kāinga Ora housing development in Auckland's Blockhouse Bay paused
Anne Gibson (Herald): Property Insider: Wayne Brown vs Chris Bishop on housing ‘flood’; mayor’s wharf dream inches closer; Kerikeri plans approved (paywalled)
RNZ: Business owners caught up in mortgagee sales, property expert says
Zane Small (Stuff): Kāinga Ora tenant stuck living next to neighbour who allegedly smashed up her car
Rob Stock (Post): ASB calls for public database of home ‘insurability’ (paywalled)
Greg Ninness (Interest): QV says the housing market is ice cold as property values continue to drop (paywalled)
MIriam Bell (Post): Buyers take ‘noticeable’ step back from housing market (paywalled)
Samantha Gee (RNZ): Nelson homes on slip-prone land sold by council

PARLIAMENT, POLITICAL FINANCE
Matt Nippert (Herald): Investigation into Waipareira political donations referred to Charities Registration Board (paywalled)
Rawiri Taonui (Waatea News): Mātaki Investaigate: Pre-election Data and Enrolment Allegations at Manurewa Marae
Herald Editorial: National’s board appointments for Simon Bridges, Paula Bennett proving a bold political move (paywalled)
David Williams (Newsroom): Minister’s attendance at fundraiser raises eyebrows
Mountain Tui: What has the Government done for you so far?
Sue Bradford (Listener): Rogernomics: ‘The betrayal was absolute’ (paywalled)

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