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Local Focus: Bay of Plenty candidates - local knowledge test
Bay of Plenty candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Hamilton East Candidates - Describe yourself
Hamilton East candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Taupō candidates - most embarrassing moment
Taupō candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Waiariki Candidates - Mental Health
Waiariki candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Rotorua candidates - Bilingual city a good thing?
Rotorua candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Gareth Morgan goes after Winston Peters with attack ads
Gareth Morgan takes out ads saying Winston Peters' NZ First is a party of the past.
Local Focus: Wairarapa Candidates - Super council?
Wairarapa candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Taranaki-King Country candidates - Housing
Taranaki-King Country candidates and some questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Soper: Tax never far from political debate
COMMENT: Are we being hoodwinked going into the election?
Race to coalition contention far from over
Every election throws up shocks that will affect the formation of the Government.
Brian Rudman: Want excitement? Try late voting
COMMENT: I rather miss the formality and the drama of an actual election day.
Jarrod Gilbert: Justice policies lack inspiration
COMMENT: If the parties were students none would grade highly.
Steve Maharey: National's self-inflicted wounds
COMMENT: Labour is winning but National fights on with self-inflicted wounds.
Herald poll: Who should Winston go with?
Slim majority favours accord on policies over highest-polling party.
Rachel Stewart: Don't feel sorry for farmers
COMMENT: National is talking up the urban-rural divide to get votes, says Rachel Stewart.
Newcomers chase votes in New Lynn
National and Labour have fresh faces for the West Auckland electorate of New Lynn.
Joyce slams Labour's workplace policy
Finance Minister say employers are very concerned.
English: Labour acting irresponsibly
Prime Minister Bill English has accused Labour of acting irresponsibly.
PM sees fear of Government change in rural NZ
National leader Bill English sees fear during visit to rural mid-Canterbury.
New poll: Bill's back - National rebounds, Jacinda effect slows
Is the Jacinda Ardern honeymoon over?
How do executives rate Jacinda and Bill?
The 'game changer' vs 'political horsepower', how CEOs rated the leaders.
Electoral Commission clears Wetex Kang
Maori Party candidate's campaign was accused of bribing voters with online cash credits.
Watch: The pick up zone
Flynny, (one half of Stace and Flynny from The Hits) chats to unsuspecting parents about the upcoming election.
Act wants crackdown on parents of truants
"If they fail to teach kids right from wrong then the Government needs to step in."
Labour to free up Auckland boundaries
Labour will free up Auckland's urban boundary to "turbocharge" affordable housing.
No prostate check, no tax refund?
"There should be serious incentivisation for people to go and get checked."
Focus: Rutherford Primary hosted its own political debate
Four major political parties sent candidates to answer questions from students today.
Farmers' water tax challenge to English
Bill English faced questions over how he was going to stop Labour's proposed water tax.
Vote 2017: The Big Issues - watch a rundown of the parties' law and order policies
Aggravated robberies and burglaries have put law and order in the spotlight.
Mood of the Boardroom debate reaction
Bosses' reaction after Grant Robertson and Steven Joyce go head to head
Mood of the Boardroom: Joyce v Robertson
Watch: Joyce and Robertson faced off this morning at the Mood of the Boardroom breakfast.
Farmers to protest in Ardern's hometown
"Farmers, and farming communities, are not punching bags for urban politicians."