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Green Party unveils plan for healthy rivers
The Green Party will put a nitrate pollution levy on dairy farmers.
The Green Party will put a nitrate pollution levy on dairy farmers.
COMMENT: What have I been eating on the campaign trail? Yeah, good question.
COMMENT: Detail of Thursday's poll made for very depressing reading for National's leader.
COMMENT: This is feeling like an election of generational change, writes John Roughan.
EDITORIAL: Critics of Hosking should accept he did a fair-minded job of moderating debate.
The Nats stick to their guns as the Jacinda effect goes global.
English spent the day in a place that has been unkind to the National leader - Northland.
Just over half of New Zealanders don't want Peters in a high-ranking role in government.
Heart Beat series: They told us about their towns. Now hear their views on the election.
The PM has dismissed the effect of foreign buyers on New Zealand house prices.
Bill English takes personal approach on Northland campaign trail.
The deadly police raid took place on April 2 1916.
Jacinda Ardern has called Kelvin Davis to explain the party's tax policy.
Broadcaster says everyone wants to know what people will wear to an event.
National leader Bill English talks about his debate with Labour leader Jacinda Ardern, the housing crisis and whether can he work with Winston Peters
Tristram Clayton talks with the Prime Minister about his debate performance with Labour leader Jacinda Ardern
COMMENT: Could this be Ardern's biggest flaw.
Commentator Vernon Tava suggests first leaders' TV debate of the election was a draw
Parties explain their tackling-inequality strategy as election looms.
Labour's change in leadership has helped galvanise National's support base, he says.
Our Herald panel of experts make their picks on who won debate.
Mana Party's Hone Harawira was back in the fold of the Maori Party last night.
English and Ardern have clashed over housing, immigration and tax in first debate.
Who do you think won? Have your say in our poll.
"It is so economically compelling as a sound argument that it busts past the parochialism"
One of the most interesting measures of success might be how many viewers tune in.
Exiting MP Peter Dunne has changed his view on politicians.
A school camp fund would be established to make sure all students can take part.
Bill English denies trying to force Labour into a corner.
The Road Transport Forum lobby group calls the policy 'pure Stalinism'.