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National eye on Telecom

Tax cuts catch the mood precisely

Clark warns Brash not to 'count chickens'

Electorate in two camps

Clark blames National for 'smear' leaflets

<EM>Party policies:</EM> Family assistance

<EM>Party policies</EM>: Work-life balance

<EM>Party policies:</EM> Morality

New poll has further bad news for NZ First

Election blog, Aug 29-Sep 4

Sir Howard talking the blues

Peters close to stating position

Indecision the election's biggest threat to markets

<EM>Jeremy Wapp:</EM> Tisch saves the day for National

<EM>Colin James:</EM> Paradox of farm girl and socialist's son

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Meeting with crisis in the air

National's poll surge leaves Labour smarting

Parties say pamphlets a smear campaign

Gosh, Helen, fancy meeting you here

Clark hits back over abuse during debate

Hide confident of voter support

National pledge likely on Auckland motorways

Stay-at-home parents feel left out of lolly scramble

Katrina's fallout leaves tax plans intact

Election unlikely to hurt dollar

Half dozen targets on National's electorate 'hit list'

Peters' Tauranga rival faces budget probe

Too much culture, says Brash

Brash plans to bring back knighthoods

<EM>Bob Jones:</EM> Fed-up voters may be miracle Act hopes for

<EM>Jonathan Milne:</EM> National plays Hide and seek

Peters faces Tauranga defeat

Labour in cautious mode on gay policy

<EM>Youth policy Q&A:</EM> Don Brash

National eye on Telecom

Tax cuts catch the mood precisely

Clark warns Brash not to 'count chickens'

Electorate in two camps

Clark blames National for 'smear' leaflets

<EM>Party policies:</EM> Family assistance

<EM>Party policies</EM>: Work-life balance

<EM>Party policies:</EM> Morality

New poll has further bad news for NZ First

Election blog, Aug 29-Sep 4

Sir Howard talking the blues

Peters close to stating position

Indecision the election's biggest threat&nbsp;to markets

<EM>Jeremy Wapp:</EM> Tisch saves the day for National

<EM>Colin James:</EM> Paradox of farm girl and socialist's son

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Meeting with crisis in the air

National's poll surge leaves Labour smarting

Parties say pamphlets a smear campaign

Gosh, Helen, fancy meeting you here

Clark hits back over abuse during debate

Hide confident of voter support

National pledge likely on Auckland motorways

Stay-at-home parents feel left out of lolly scramble

Katrina's fallout leaves tax plans intact

Election unlikely to hurt dollar

Half dozen targets on National's electorate 'hit list'

Peters' Tauranga rival faces budget probe

Too much culture, says Brash

Brash plans to bring back knighthoods

<EM>Bob Jones:</EM> Fed-up voters may be miracle Act hopes for

<EM>Jonathan Milne:</EM> National plays Hide and seek

Peters faces Tauranga defeat

Labour in cautious mode on gay policy

<EM>Youth policy Q&amp;A:</EM> Don Brash

Indecision the election's biggest threat to markets

<EM>Youth policy Q&A:</EM> Don Brash