Christopher Luxon’s $60 grocery shop: How much does it buy?
The National leader confirmed the $60 only covered three breakfasts and one meal.
The National leader confirmed the $60 only covered three breakfasts and one meal.
Warnings of a tight election continue but expectations are rising.
On Waatea Marae in Mangere, Labour leader calls out race-based politics.
OPINION: Spaceman Seymour was floating in his tin can far above the world.
OPINION: Our editorial on latest report by the Ministry for the Environment and Stats NZ.
Winston Peters delivered the horror show element to Luxon's campaign script.
OPINION: Also in today's wrap - weirdest campaign calls, best ad and best debate.
The last debate of the campaign kicks off at 7pm, and both Chrises will be on a mission.
Andrew Bayly owned shares in a firm that contracts to the Government.
She wanted to be an National MP - now she's complained to police about the party.
Where do parties stand on freshwater and conservation? We compare the policies.
Health experts call for National-Act rethink over Māori Health Authority.
Labour is set to lose several current MPs and ministers.
OPINION: Has National torpedoed itself by trying to scuttle Winston Peters' waka?
The Police Minister says a boost in HQ staff includes police working on organised crime.
Act wants to take Tamaki from National - and National is gunning for Epsom
An economist has costed NZ First's promises, and found them very expensive.
Labour and National have gone negative in the last days of the campaign.
OPINION: A likely outcome of the election is another election.
Christopher Luxon on Winston Peters, strategy, and turning round National
Samoan migrant shares her trauma of the 1970s dawn raids.
A death on the campaign has highlighted some confusing aspects of our electoral law.
All the key election policies in one place.
Port Waikato is a safe National seat, held by MP Andrew Bayly.
National has warned a second election could be necessary. How would that work?
OPINION: For a lesson in how not to handle Winston Peters, look to National.
The Te Pāti Māori co-leader has 50 per cent of the votes in a new poll.
OPINION: Co-governance doesn't work the way fear-mongering politicians want us to believe.
Labour has produced its own version of National's fiscal plan.
Jim Bolger was the first PM who had to strike a deal with Winston Peters under MMP.