![Will tonight's debate be a fizzer without Hosking and Peters?](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=810)
Will tonight's debate be a fizzer without Hosking and Peters?
Comment: Winston Peters owes it to voters to join debate.
Comment: Winston Peters owes it to voters to join debate.
Tonight's TV debate may lose some of its spark with Winston Peters refusing to appear.
A fiery performance by Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern in the third Leaders' Debate has won praise from some of her harshest critics.
Updated Herald Election Forecast also shows movement between big two parties.
The public sector can only buy electric cars unless there's "exceptional reasons" not to.
Who would win or lose if Labour were to be voted into power?
OPINION: Maori Labour MPs oppose a Labour-Green-Maori Party coalition, writes Jon Stokes.
Could Labour stage an upset in the Hawke's Bay electorate of Tukituki?
Bill English says he is happy with National's campaign, despite slipping in the polls.
Leader of The Opportunities Party Gareth Morgan wants to be included in TVNZ's debates.
Former Labour Party leader Andrew Little on life post-Jacindamania.
Teased about crash test dummy's fate, English quipped "I imagined it was a journalist."
Labour isn't ruling out a capital gains tax if in power. Do Kiwis want one?
PM might want to employ Nicky Wagner as his bodyguard after she helped diffuse protest.
Auckland, Christchurch and Gisborne will get new charter schools in 2019.
Once considered dull, transport has become a contentious issue at these elections.
Church removes National billboard because it breaches contract with company.
Maori Party president says candidate Wetex Kang has nothing to answer for.
Amputee Katrina Bungard is sick of being told off for using her disability permit.
Why is the prime minister running scared from our political commentators?
Hamilton candidates take on youth issues in debate. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has been targeted by vandals 'having a laugh'.
Green Party leader James Shaw answers ten quick fire questions.
Whanganui will get a new MP after Chester Borrows' decision to retire.
The Green Party believes it's closer than ever to helping form a government
The hardest job in the lead-up to a general election is being the leader of a minor party.
Deputy Prime Minister admits mixing up legal rights and human rights.
Bill English was in his old neck of the woods - Invercargill.
The Labour leader has indicated that a land tax won't be applied to the family home.
High Court to rule on Gareth Morgan's bid to be in the TVNZ election debates.