Just 14 votes: the lowest-polling candidate
A total of 55 candidates attracted fewer than 100 votes on Saturday night.
A total of 55 candidates attracted fewer than 100 votes on Saturday night.
ACT, United Future and TOP look ahead after Election 2017.
Bill English says a National-NZ First government is the most stable option.
Andrew Alderson usually rates sport stars. Today he uses his talents to politicians.
Act leader David Seymour looks set to retain the Epsom electorate.
Act Party faithful have started converging besides the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
Bill English is in the box seat after leading National to a triumphant result.
Politics-themed cocktails, canapes, a drinking game and where to watch the live results
ACT leader parties with teens ahead of election day.
Who will win the battle of the minor party leaders?
Microsoft, Datacom - and a theatre company - have joined NZ's newest charter school.
Don Brash says Winston Peters the best chance of "ending National's race-based policies".
Auckland, Christchurch and Gisborne will get new charter schools in 2019.
Clarke Gayford is struggling to deal with the "rubbish" his partner's job attracts.
What are parties promising on social housing?
Labour will announce more policy to deal with the effects of an overheated housing market.
There are some 1200 apartments being built in the Auckland Grammar zone.
The Act leader questions whether Bill English has spent any time with voters.
Act Party candidate tells political gathering it's okay for people to incite suicide.
Creatives from Ogilvy & Mather redesign billboards of the five major political parties.
Secondary school principals say Labour's driving test policy is "low-level thinking".
The next Parliament will be tasked with deciding whether NZ legalises euthanasia.
Seymour hits out at locals concerned about protecting the Waitakeres from development.
We ask parliamentary parties 10 questions on a variety of sporting issues.
Leaders Unplugged: Act's David Seymour takes Carolyne Meng-Yee door-knocking in Parnell.
We asked political leaders for their best money tips. Today, it's the ACT party's turn.
OPINION: Electorate battles of National support partners could be critical.
English hasn't categorically ruled out the Greens but says they have ruled themselves out.