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Former prime minister Helen Clark has also publicly announced she will vote 'yes'.
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Watch live: Greens co-leaders front media after final rally of the campaign
Green party co-leaders front to media after their final rally of campaign.
Ardern fronts media after Christchurch walkabout
Jacinda Ardern will be speaking to media after meeting supporters.
Peters takes aim at MPs taking 'perpetual selfies' on the campaign trail
Peters wouldn't say which MP he was talking about – but it was clearly Ardern.
Exclusive poll: How Kiwis are really feeling about house prices
Should house prices rise or fall? Kiwis have their say and it may surprise you.
Five Eyes accessing social media raises concerns
Civil liberties groups say freedom will be eroded if tech data is shared with governments.
Ardern: Collins 'morally wrong' on climate change, 'desperate' on wealth tax
Jacinda Ardern says the National Party is getting 'desperate'.
Jacinda Ardern adds her weight to campaign in marginal seat
Jacinda Ardern is in the Wellington region to bolster Labour's campaign in Hutt South.
Cecilia Robinson: Why 2023 must set the benchmark for child poverty
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Jacinda Ardern's day of crowds, consensus - and confronting farmers
The mob got a little pushy yesterday - and farmers were among those wanting a word.
Election 2020: Judith Collins and her 'chocolate biscuits' message
Judith Collins says her plan to woo voters in the last week is to be "fabulous".
Aviation faces 'mission of the century' to deliver Covid vaccines
Planning urged as to provide vaccines for the world population would fill 8000 Jumbo jets.
NZ opens door for 250 graduate students
Government will let in 250 postgraduate students from next month.
NZ First lays out plan for 'dynamic and sustainable' future for agriculture
NZ First wants more people into farms to help export brand NZ to the world.
James Shaw: It takes two to tango in talks
James Shaw wants coalition this time and a ministerial position for his co-leader.
Watch live: 5 days to go - Judith Collins takes campaign to Christchurch
Collins is continuing to push message a Labour-led Govt would lead to Greens' wealth tax.
'Senior Lives Matter:' Winston Peters fires up over elder abuse
NZ First leader is rallying against elder abuse and wants a Commissioner for Seniors.
In the lion's den: Ardern gets top marks for clash with Hosking
Tensions were high ahead of the long-form interview – but Ardern barely put a foot wrong.
Hosking grills Ardern, PM says NZ too reliant on China
Ardern will be grilled for two hours by Mike Hosking this morning.
A final flourish: Ardern v Collins - battle over the 'wealth tax'
'Mischievous and wrong' - Jacinda Ardern slams National's claims on Greens' wealth tax.
Voting card arrives for Christchurch man - who has been dead for 16 years
"I'm just wondering how many other dead people are getting these easy vote cards."
Editorial: Ardern pipped, but Nobel wisely awarded
PM was thought to be in the running for the award, which went to the World Food Programme.
Ardern v Collins: Battle over 'wealth tax'; leaders set course for final sprint
Jacinda Ardern: It's what you do when the unexpected hits that counts most.
Māori Party's John Tamihere closes the gap on Labour in Tāmaki Makaurau
A new poll shows a 6 point gap between Peeni Henare and John Tamihere in Tāmaki Makaurau
Election 2020: 6 days to go - Jacinda Ardern lays out vision for 2030
Jacinda Ardern is in Wellington for a Labour Party rally today.
One new Covid case in isolation, one million tests now processed
The new case today is in managed isolation and arrived from India on September 26.
Judith Collins fronts media after being a 'human hoarding'
Collins visited a farmers market in Takapuna, before being a "human hoarding" in New Lynn.
Cannabis result hinges on youth turnout - researcher
Pollster had thought the yes vote was "a lost cause", but is now revising his opinion.
Billionaires at our border: UK's richest man, Prada boss eligible to apply as 'critical workers'
America's Cup team owners are considering their New Zealand travel plans.
Labour promises $60m fund to improve internet in rural areas
Labour is also promising to spend $10m to improve mobile phone reception in the provinces.
'Signs of life': Items found in cattle ship search give missing man's family hope
Lochie Bellerby's family say they are hopeful after the sighting of debris on an island.
Grieving UK family stranded on yacht refused entry into NZ after son's death
"I feel it's one rule for them and one rule for us."