National gains, Labour loses, but Goff's edging up
Support for the Greens remains high and Act has barely moved.
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Urine drinking candidate dumped
New Zealand First has defended dumping an election candidate who drank his own urine on a TV show. The former SAS soldier had been standing for the party in the...
Super value: Giving KiwiSaver a push
Simon Collins reports on ways compulsory retirement saving could be made fairer.
A shining new showcase for New Zealand art
As Auckland Art Gallery reopens its doors today, Linda Herrick walks through its marvellous collection of New Zealand art.
'We are not a cling-on party' - Peters slams PM, 'sordid cronyism'
Winston Peters won't rule out taking on John Key in October's election but says...
Claire Trevett: Deals on the table, this time with a price
National is playing MMP gymnastics at the expense of its little allies and with an eye on the 2014 election.
Soccer: First half blitz paves way for Mexico
This was certainly no Mexican standoff today as the All Whites fell 3-0 to Mexico in Denver.
Peters warns of a Chinese takeover
NZ First leader Winston Peters has told a Grey Power meeting they had better start buying more clothes and blankets because they won't be able to afford the rising prices if the Chinese or the Australians move to buy the power stations
Peters attacks 'humbug' govt - promises more cash
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters made some big-spending promises to the Grey Power conference in Hamilton last night - including paying part of their power bill.
Hide brushes off Brash's leadership bid
Act party leader Rodney Hide says he is optimistic of retaining his job in the face of a challenge from Don Brash.
Voters split on options for Epsom
Epsom voters on who they would prefer as their representative - John Banks or Rodney Hide.