'Irresponsible and unaffordable': Chris Hipkins slams National's policies
The election campaign is nearing the end of its second week.
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.
New Zealand does not currently have a class action regime, with cost being a barrier
Reti raised the issue at a debate among political candidates in Auckland this afternoon.
Voters have decided they think National, Act and NZ First would be a 'coalition of chaos'.
Act's David Seymour the main casualty of National's rise but little hope for Labour.
Dunedin’s homelessness crisis is estimated to involve upwards of 1500 people.
Economists are casting doubt that National can fund its tax plan.
Watch James Shaw take to the pool table for the first time in 12 years.
OPINION: Do not be fooled. They are too optimistic.
All the action from a pre-election debate last night.
New Zealand First is back in Parliament, according to the latest 1News Verian poll.
Nicola Willis produced figures showing Grant Robertson always spends more than promised.
Labour has promised to train additional doctors.
Drilling down into the numbers, there are serious questions for all political parties.
ANALYSIS: Both major parties were given a hard word by Treasury.
He could be the next Deputy PM, but his golfing skills may need some fine-tuning.
Plus, how a sign-waving event got hijacked by Government debt.
There is now just a 1 in 20 chance of Labour being in Government.
Treasury says the economy will grow and the books will get to surplus - eventually.
Labour's offer to fully fund cervical screening will benefit 1.4 million women.
Deteriorating finances mean next Government will have very little spending wiggle room.
Today's Treasury forecast should be a key election moment. It doesn't feel that way.