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Let's do this: Labour's new slogan
Jacinda Ardern won't rule out increasing the top tax rate.
Jacinda Ardern won't rule out increasing the top tax rate.
Governments ups annual target of new crackdown on multinational tax avoidance to $200m.
A new Labour campaign slogan will be released soon, Ardern says.
Here are the most interesting reality checks on Jacindamania.
The Government previously budgeted for $100m a year in extra revenue.
National will be nervous about Jacinda Ardern but the Greens need to check their fences.
COMMENT: Andrew Little quit when it became crushingly obvious Labour's polling was stuck.
54 per cent of prisoners surveyed said they felt unsafe in the prison at some time.
What gives? Even Patrick Gower has been positive about Labour's new leader.
Jacinda Ardern will not talk about the Greens, saying her focus is on Labour.
COMMENT: Bloodless Labour coup is done and dusted, now comes the gamble.
COMMENT: It's defibrillator time at the Labour Party again.
EDITORIAL: Jacinda Ardern needs to get Labour's polls well above 30 per cent, and quickly.
Andrew Little has strongly indicated he wants to stay on in Parliament.
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern flattered by comparison to Helen Clark but carving own path.
"A lot of the older people who have watched her on breakfast TV really love her."
Peters says Bill English texted Todd Barclay's former staffer hundreds of times.
People in Jacinda Ardern's electorate react to the MP becoming Labour leader
Jacinda Ardern would be obliged to step up if Little stood aside, writes Audrey Young.
Labour MPs are bracing for a third poll before a caucus meeting on Tuesday.
Andrew Little says Greens have to work out if their strategy is wise in the long run.
The first signs of panic are starting to set in for Labour, writes Claire Trevett.
Willie Jackson rebuffed in bid for Greens and Labour to do deal on Maori seats.
Andrew Little has revealed he had considered stepping down in the face of bad polling.
Labour's campaign for the Maori seats kicked off in Mangere today.
45 per cent say Govt should do more on house prices - but housing was not the top issue.
Six months ago Gareth Morgan would not have placed bets on making it into Parliament.
Bill English confirmed National's intention to work with parties during election.
The Police Association has called the surge in mental health jobs an "indictment".