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Ardern effect: Labour bags $100k in donations in a day
After Jacinda Ardern was announced as new leader, Labour received around $100k yesterday.
After Jacinda Ardern was announced as new leader, Labour received around $100k yesterday.
Labour's new deputy Kelvin Davis provides an important contrast to leader Jacinda Ardern.
PM Bill English says Jacinda Ardern could take his job in two months.
Andrew Little is now focusing on today's caucus, which has turned into a crisis meeting.
Pike River families are making a last push for justice ahead of the election.
COMMENT: Will concerns about inequality, poverty have an impact on this year's election?
The first signs of panic are starting to set in for Labour, writes Claire Trevett.
COMMENT: Will the Greens be rewarded or punished for co-leader Metiria Turei's confession.
Flavell: Peters claim he is hiding behind Maori language harks back to 19th century.
COMMENT: Jones has air of over-confident club player convinced he should have been an AB.
NZ First has vowed to give police the power to veto boxing and wrestling matches.
EDITORIAL: Maori seats have long been a distinctive feature of NZ's political landscape.
Mike Hosking and Mark Richardson receive lashing from Peters.
The Opportunities Party leader does not want NZ First to hold the balance of power.
The issue of the Maori seats has been dormant but this election could seal their fate.
Comment: Mike Hosking admires Winston Peters, but says no-one wants him in government.
NZ First leader Winston Peters says he was much misunderstood on Maori seats.
English hasn't categorically ruled out the Greens but says they have ruled themselves out.
We ask Kiwis who they think is most capable of running the Government.
NZ First leader Winston Peters hints referendum on Maori seats could be for Maori only.
COMMENT: Green co-leader Metiria Turei's confession carries legal and political risks.
Andrew Little has hit back at potential coalition partner Winston Peters.
NZ First leader Winston Peters rolls into Napier along with a polar blast.
EDITORIAL: If Peters joins a coalition with a low-polling Labour Party, he could be PM.
COMMENT: Winston Peters has a very thin skin when it comes to criticism from the Greens.
It's an election year, and the kingmaker of Kiwi politics is on the rise once again.
Greens co-leader Metiria Turei is not backing away from her criticism of NZ First.
The regions are finally being noticed, writes Barry Soper.
Green MP Barry Coates said a Labour-NZ First Govt would be 'unacceptable' to his party.
Just about the end of the road as Peters tour heads off snow on Napier-Taupo road.