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Alan Duff: Don't believe pollies who 'save the poor'
COMMENT: When a politician says he represents the poor, he is not telling the truth.
Ben Thomas: National tries well-worn bag of tricks
COMMENT: National's path to victory looks less and less like the leisurely jog of its ad.
Dunne's exit sparks dogfight in Ohariu
The late exit of Peter Dunne has turned the Ohariu seat into a race of intrigue.
Barry Soper: Jacinda won debate by a whisker
COMMENT: We did learn a few things about what could happen following the election.
The verdicts on Bill vs Jacinda second debate
Our Herald panel of experts give their verdicts on second leaders' debate.
Wait-list growing for a roof overhead
What are parties promising on social housing?
Ardern and English lock horns in second debate
Labour leader threatens retaliation on Australia in fiery second debate.
As it happened: Ardern, English face off again
The leaders of National and Labour trade blows in the second debate.
National claims $11b hole in Labour's books
Steven Joyce says Labour will blow out debt - but Jacinda Ardern is sticking to her books
RMA alternative promised by National
National would pass urban planning laws separate from the Resource Management Act.
Smalley: Nats' gang crackdown on solid ground
Comment: National is banking on the public agreeing that gang members don't have rights.
English: Bennett wrong on anti-gang policy
Bill English says Paula Bennett's remarks about criminals' human rights were incorrect.
Soper: The other reason English desperate to win: PM perks
Comment: Politics is these days missing the theatre.
English holds on under Ardern onslaught
Labour's increase in polls under Ardern equates to 490,000 more voters than last month.
Editorial: Tenants deserve a better deal
COMMENT: Labour's tenancy policies look fair but home ownership should remain the aim.
PM evasive on 'crims have no rights' stance
Bill English won't resile from his deputy's comments on criminals' human rights.
Young deserve to come out of election cold
COMMENT: Currently 16-17-year-olds are the "out" group. We should make them an "in".
Policy series: cannabis and drug reform
Where does each party stand on cannabis and drug reform?
Deborah Hill Cone: Don't overthink this election
COMMENT: Deborah Hill Cone presents six easy steps to understanding the election.
'Spring is coming' in Whangarei's Game of Shanes
Dr Shane Reti has a huge majority but NZ First's Shane Jones has moved in - temporarily.
Dr Jarrod Gilbert: National's drug and gang policy is dangerous
Comment: Gangs finally got a look in the run up to this election.
Watch live: Battle of the North political debate
Most main candidates for all Northland electorates will be grilled at a public debate.
Bill English talks tough on drugs
Prime Minister Bill English speaks to the Herald about the National Party's drug policy. Video/Jason Oxenham
No such thing as an easy day for PM
Bill English a 'rock-star' at a mall, then asked the tough questions outside.
Gang members have 'fewer human rights': National
National concedes its crackdown on gangs will "stretch" human rights laws.
Labour promises better deal for tenants
Letting fees would be banned and $2000 grants made available for insulation and heating.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Campaign just got uglier
COMMENT: There's nothing as ugly in politics as a takedown attempt.
Jack Tame: First Houston, next Auckland?
COMMENT:Bill English doesn't think many Kiwis wake up worrying about climate change. I do.
Hide: It's not about need - it's greed
COMMENT: The true scandal is our welfare system shelling out money to fit and able.
Kerre McIvor: Graft beats charisma
COMMENT: In English and Ardern, we have two good politicians. Take your pick.
Ardern set to target security of tenants
Labour will announce more policy to deal with the effects of an overheated housing market.
English: 'Stardust' in media about Ardern
"They're thinking that looks a bit fresh...well, I can tell them that's not the case.
Selfies and hugs as Ardern campaigns in Auckland
Labour leader catches up with music legend Chris Knox today during a street meeting.