
Audrey Young: National's tax plan is a done deal - or it should be
OPINION: Act and NZ First don't have the heft to torpedo National's centrepiece policy.
OPINION: Act and NZ First don't have the heft to torpedo National's centrepiece policy.
The party has been kicked out of government and continues to feel the aftershocks.
OPINION: And why Labour was right to stick with Chris Hipkins.
Deputy political editor Thomas Coughlan answers your questions.
OPINION: NZ First does not hold the balance of power in the previously understood sense.
The groundwork’s been laid for a deal between National, Act and New Zealand First.
'We don't want this to string out': Luxon says on coalition negotiations.
OPINION: Suddenly, National thinks the new Grocery Commissioner should be given a chance.
OPINION: On Friday at 2pm, Kiwis will find out the final results of the October election.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has been given ample reason this week to tread carefully.
Luxon is hammering out possible coalition arrangements with NZ First and Act.
Why neither the current Government nor the next Government are saying much on the war.
OPINION: $60 supermarket trips, meetings with Seymour and landlord conversations.
OPINION: National's list has fallen victim to its unexpected success in the electorates.
OPINION: Three parties agree on defence and crime — not so tax and the Treaty.
OPINION: Reports suggest who the incoming Prime Minister has brought in to help.
Luxon returns to home base to thank voters for their support amid coalition talks.
As of today, Christopher Luxon doesn’t need Winston Peters. Time to make a deal.
Business magnate Elon Musk has celebrated National's election win online.
After a win for National and a win for the All Blacks, Luxon is having a good morning.
OPINION: Never before have New Zealanders so decisively demanded a radical new direction.
The National leader confirmed the $60 only covered three breakfasts and one meal.
OPINION: Spaceman Seymour was floating in his tin can far above the world.
OPINION: Also in today's wrap - weirdest campaign calls, best ad and best debate.
The last debate of the campaign kicks off at 7pm, and both Chrises will be on a mission.
Katie Nimon, egged on by Willis, sang along with mic in hand to the Spice Girls’ Wannabe.
Labour and National have gone negative in the last days of the campaign.
OPINION: For a lesson in how not to handle Winston Peters, look to National.
Opinion: National should rule out regressive NZ First.
OPINION: Finally, someone crunched the numbers - and the numbers are embarrassing.