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The Labour leader said he was broadly supportive of the deal.

David Seymour is open to cutting back perks, but Chris Hipkins is less sure.

NZ First has strongly opposed the India free trade agreement.

Seymour said he couldn't imagine a Chinese politician receiving such a warm reception.

OPINION: A warship in the Waitematā? It's not happening, Mr Novelly.

Act leader David Seymour and Green co-leader Marama Davidson debate potential social media and VPN bans on the political panel. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Security guards would be given the power to detain people and use force under a sweeping Act Party proposal. Video / Herald Now Business

OPINION: A report found that only about half of the meals met nutritional standards.

Security guards would be given the power to detain people and use force under Act policy.

OPINION: Roland Todd has sat at the right hand of eight Speakers since 1999.

Inter-party scraps among our coalition partners are escalating.

He was announcing changes to toy standards when the protesters entered the store.

Half the lunches failed nutrition standards, the auditor-general has found.

'Green Party co-leader, Chlöe Swarbrick and Act leader, David Seymour debate the top political issues of the day. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Act used some American influences at its party rally.

Leader David Seymour speaks to the media following the Act Party rally in Auckland. Video / NZ Herald

OPINION: Is the PM being honest with himself about his party's performance?

Pharmac says it will start small and 'build over time'.

Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson and Act Party leader David Seymour talk politics. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

David Seymour said it told people who had done well they were 'fair game'.

Act Party leader David Seymour took to the media to respond to comments and initiatives laid out by both National and the Green Party. Video / NZ Herald

With five months to the election, time is running out on remaining commitments.

Christchurch North College recorded just 28% regular attendance in Term 1.

Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson and Act Party leader David Seymour discuss a digital services tax for big tech. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Associate Health Minister David Seymour calls it a common sense change.

Erica Stanford had said the levy would be an 'attack on the rural sector'.

The Government has cut its housing capacity figure for Auckland to 1.4 million homes.

The Associate Health Minister said the new rate is half that of private company chairs.

National and Act party leaders have indicated reluctance to commit more public money.