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Leaders' debate: How important is it for picking the next government?
A lot is riding on tonight's first leaders' debate.
A lot is riding on tonight's first leaders' debate.
Politicians have been put in the hot seat by young people who were formerly in state care.
OPINION: The pressure is on Chris Hipkins to play a blinder tonight.
'Absolutely ridiculous', the boss of Ngāti Awa Social and Health Services admitted.
The two big party leaders are going head-to-head tonight in a TV debate.
OPINION: Chris Hipkins might be the better debater, but he's got a harder job.
OPINION: Our editorial on women's rights as we mark the 130th anniversary of suffrage.
OPINION: Letters on protesters, Labour's policies and transport solutions.
OPINION: No one wants a coalition of chaos, so here's why business should be looking left.
Plus, what happened during Act's chaotic party launch?
The Front Bench will examine the issues that Kiwis are talking about ahead of voting day.
Ditching NZ's seven-day isolation mandate hasn't come with a surge in cases, data shows.
As temperatures rise, more people will be at risk from heat stress during extreme seasons.
Ryan Hamilton is expected to win the Hamilton East electorate.
Policy expected to reach 60,000 homes in four years.
OPINION: The Treaty of Waitangi referendum is likely to be the most problematic issue.
Karl Mokaraka, Freedom NZs candidate and serial heckler, stood up and started shouting.
Several hecklers were dragged out of the theatre by security.
Party co-leader Marama Davidson made the announcement while in Auckland today.
Why Luxon and deputy Nicola Willis are trying to avoid a spreadsheets at dawn showdown.
Plus, why has Nicola Willis said she'll resign over a policy?
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has so far been relying on a “trust me” strategy.
The election campaign is nearing the end of its second week.
OPINION: Nicola Willis's answers on tax costings are falling a long way short.
Drug addicts would face the prospect of losing their benefits.
Helen Clark is now one of The Elders, a group set up by Nelson Mandela.
PSC declines sweeping probe, but some contracts for Henare-linked firm under review.
Anna Lorck claims Hawke's Bay Prison's extra land would make it a target for expansion.
Willis said the party had made a commitment to the NZ people and they intend to keep it.
Just 46 per cent of the vote is enough to form a government in New Zealand. Here's why.