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Ardern bumps into her cousin in Waikato
Jacinda Ardern spent the day campaigning in Waikato.
Jacinda Ardern spent the day campaigning in Waikato.
A photo has emerged showing homeless people sleeping below a National billboard.
Education Reporter Simon Collins explains National and Labour's policies on education.
National has announced further plans to get more young unemployed people into work.
Gareth Morgan's party will ask a judge to order their inclusion in Friday's debate.
Jacinda Ardern takes offence at being compared to Trump by The Wall Street Journal.
COMMENT: I would like to see or have seen Gareth Morgan front up on that debate.
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COMMENT: Steven Joyce has done damage to himself and to National's campaign.
Expert analysis of Labour's fiscal plan, and whether Labour made a mistake.
The National Business Review 's tweets were called out as "sexist bulls***".
Gareth Morgan and The Opportunities Party have been excluded from Friday's debate.
Disabled people say they need help paying the bills, and finding jobs.
National take a swipe at Labour, Helen Clark fires back.
Jacinda Ardern reflected on a career path not taken today.
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Labour would maintain the moral high ground even as Aussie cuts Kiwi rights.
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Labour leader Jacinda Ardern gives her assessment of the second major leaders' debate.
She promises award to best student in vocational courses in each state secondary school.
Elective surgeries will restore independence, says English.
Labour leader says she expects some within her own caucus to oppose decriminalisation.
The latest election forecast reinforces the prediction that we're in for a tight race.
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COMMENT: When a politician says he represents the poor, he is not telling the truth.