"We clearly didn't win to be Government this term."
"Christopher Luxon should remove her as a minister altogether."
"We should be very proud of the way Grant Robertson operated," the Labour MP says.
"We understood how Labour could make this mistake."
But Marama Davidson says there are "concerted efforts" underway to disempower her and Chlöe Swarbrick.
It's not good news for either of the major parties.
The Labour leader accused the deputy PM of speaking with members of the "tobacco lobby" after he was caught using his cellphone.
"He should look at himself," Willie Jackson says. "I mean, he's one of the reasons why things didn't go too well for us in the polls."
"The evidence shows it doesn't work."
But the Labour MP says she's allowed her point of view.
"One of the hardest things I had to do was to tell him that I was looking to move on," Robertson said.
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The Greens and Labour claim the sanctions will do nothing to encourage people into work.
"It doesn't add up, it doesn't make sense and it's going to result in higher rates," said McAnulty.
"I haven't heard anything about how they're actually going to increase the capacity of the market."
"This is part of the ACT Party's strategy in terms of beating up on Māori."
It comes ahead of the Government arriving on Monday.
The increase is already being slammed as "tiny" by the Opposition.
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Even the Prime Minister believes it's divisive.
"The prime minister has been caught out in his own lies ... the reality is that a clever politician and intentional coalition partner will roll anyone out of the way to make sure that something as negatively ambitious as what this rewrite is looking like can happen."
"This is the world's best and most immediate opportunity to stop the killing in Gaza."
Despite being deputy leader, he was never Deputy Prime Minister.
"I think he took everyone by surprise, maybe even including himself."
"I thought about it and decided that was the right thing to do."
Labour is calling the coalition's move "reckless".
"Words matter Mr [Robertson], not just gobbledegook," Peters said.