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Luxon claims 'we have become a country of bureaucrats in NZ'
The two big party leaders are going head-to-head tonight in a TV debate.
The two big party leaders are going head-to-head tonight in a TV debate.
OPINION: Chris Hipkins might be the better debater, but he's got a harder job.
OPINION: No one wants a coalition of chaos, so here's why business should be looking left.
Plus, what happened during Act's chaotic party launch?
All up, 27 candidates are vying for your votes on October 14.
Ryan Hamilton is expected to win the Hamilton East electorate.
Policy expected to reach 60,000 homes in four years.
OPINION: Restrictions, not education, is the way to reduce alcohol harm
OPINION: It's Chris versus Christopher in what could be a pivotal campaign moment.
OPINION: "Labour no longer has a transformative bone in its collective body."
Why Luxon and deputy Nicola Willis are trying to avoid a spreadsheets at dawn showdown.
Plus, why has Nicola Willis said she'll resign over a policy?
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has so far been relying on a “trust me” strategy.
The election campaign is nearing the end of its second week.
OPINION: Nicola Willis's answers on tax costings are falling a long way short.
Helen Clark is now one of The Elders, a group set up by Nelson Mandela.
Anna Lorck claims Hawke's Bay Prison's extra land would make it a target for expansion.
Efeso Collins said the threat made him reassess his priorities.
Other issues highlighted to candidates were the cost of housing and climate change.
The debate will focus on the issues affecting New Zealanders outside major city centres.
Dunedin’s homelessness crisis is estimated to involve upwards of 1500 people.
Former police officer turned barrister says politicians should stay out of Law and Order.
Other issues raised included cost of living, crime, traffic and co-governance.
New Zealand First is back in Parliament, according to the latest 1News Verian poll.
Plus, Labour and Act reveal their new policies.
The similarities between National and Labour's WFF policies are striking.
OPINION: This election will come down to who we trust to run the economy.
There is now just a 1 in 20 chance of Labour being in Government.
Labour's offer to fully fund cervical screening will benefit 1.4 million women.
Reid Research Newshub poll puts Labour support at 26.8 per cent, its worst in six years.