Wizard, anti-mandates pastor, serial candidates: Colourful cast contest NZ city's mayoralty
Two serious contenders already emerge as race hots up.
Two serious contenders already emerge as race hots up.
Council and community board elections dotted with people linked to disinformation group.
Winemaker Alwyn Corban is running for Hastings District Council.
Council candidate Rachel Bowen discusses infrastructure and other election issues.
Meet Simon Nixon who is running again for Hastings District Council.
Meet DC Harding, who is running for Whanganui District Council - and mayor.
Of the twenty-two candidates, Efeso Collins is the current front-runner.
Meet James Barron, who is running for Whanganui District Council.
The battle for mayoralty is a public affair with little power for the victor.
Rawinia Parata is a candidate for the Gisborne District Council.
Meet Rawinia Parata, candidate for Gisborne District Council.
A number of Māori women have put their hats in the ring to become mayor.
Dame Lynda Topp has put her hat in the ring for the upcoming Local Body Elections.
Meet Gisborne District Council candidate Larry Foster.
It's unclear if the traditional water pistols will be used.
Tristram Speedy says he now needs to 'consult with a few guys'.
The veteran politician retired from Parliament in June 2021.
The newest candidate accepted responsibility for confusion after saying she won an Emmy.
June McCabe says Leo Molloy needs to go for it until the finish line.
Wayne Brown says people want a politician to run the city - not a comedian.
Election by postal vote is on September 16-October 8.
Eagle announced on Monday that he is running for Wellington Mayor.
Ted Johnston used the debate to promote his co-leadership of the New Conservative Party.
One issue that drew interesting responses was what to do with Ports of Auckland.
From the boxing ring to community leader, Dave Letele says the time has come.
Sophie Handford is seeking re-election on the Paekākāriki-Raumati Ward in Kāpiti.
Molloy is going on the road in his campaign bus on June 1.
A further two weeks has been added for submissions on Rotorua Māori wards bill.
Time is ticking for DHB board members who won't be needed come July 1.
Phil Goff will announce his plans in the "coming weeks".