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<EM>Poll of polls: </EM>Smaller parties staring at the brink

<EM>Jonathan Milne:</EM> Outsiders worm way to centre stage

<EM>Matt McCarten:</EM> Strategic voting crucial for a left-leaning Government

Kisses replace hisses for coalition partners

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Cosy-up good insurance

Mood of the nation

Taking NZ's pulse

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Dunne's platitudes score with the crowd

<EM>Leaders' debate:</EM> The worm turns on Brash and Turia

<EM>Leaders' debate:</EM> It's John Campbell, by a country mile

<EM>Party policies:</EM> Nuclear ships ban

<EM>Party policies</EM>: Immigration

<EM>Party policies:</EM> Health

Labour and Greens leaders to smile together for cameras

Greens suggest tax on soft drinks to fight fat

Nats refugee bashing, say Greens

National eases stance on fate of Maori seats

Brash adamant National not anti-immigration

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Arm-wrestle forces voters to take sides

<EM>Colin James:</EM> Companies must weigh party pick

'Part of me died with Michael,' says mother

Small Green Party needs to make more noise

<EM>Colin James:</EM> Punch-drunk electioneering risks losing voter trust

Greens release Auckland traffic congestion plan

Learning needs top Maori voters' list

Labour holds on to strong poll lead

<EM>Jonathan Milne:</EM> Settlement deadline a bad idea whose time has come

<EM>Matt McCarten:</EM> There's always a career in entertainment, Winston

Act's hopes sliding away

<EM>Interview</EM>: Jeanette Fitzsimons, Green Party co-leader

<EM>Policy highlights</EM>: Treaty of Waitangi

Ian Ewen-Street leaves politics for family

Dunne formally complains over TV3 debate

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Name-calling won't win vote

<EM>Poll of polls: </EM>Smaller parties staring at the brink

<EM>Jonathan Milne:</EM> Outsiders worm way to centre stage

<EM>Matt McCarten:</EM> Strategic voting crucial for a left-leaning Government

Kisses replace hisses for coalition partners

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Cosy-up good insurance

Mood of the nation

Taking NZ's pulse

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Dunne's platitudes score with the crowd

<EM>Leaders' debate:</EM> The worm turns on Brash and Turia

<EM>Leaders' debate:</EM> It's John Campbell, by a country mile

<EM>Party policies:</EM> Nuclear ships ban

<EM>Party policies</EM>: Immigration

<EM>Party policies:</EM> Health

Labour and Greens leaders to smile together for cameras

Greens suggest tax on soft drinks to fight fat

Nats refugee bashing, say Greens

National eases stance on fate of Maori seats

Brash adamant&nbsp;National not anti-immigration

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Arm-wrestle forces voters to take sides

<EM>Colin James:</EM> Companies must weigh party pick

'Part of me died with Michael,'&nbsp;says mother

Small Green Party needs to make more noise

<EM>Colin James:</EM> Punch-drunk electioneering risks losing voter trust

Greens release Auckland traffic congestion plan

Learning needs top Maori voters' list

Labour holds on to strong poll lead

<EM>Jonathan Milne:</EM> Settlement deadline a bad idea whose time has come

<EM>Matt McCarten:</EM> There's always a career in entertainment, Winston

Act's hopes sliding away

<EM>Interview</EM>: Jeanette Fitzsimons, Green Party co-leader

<EM>Policy highlights</EM>: Treaty of Waitangi

Ian Ewen-Street leaves politics for family

Dunne&nbsp;formally complains over TV3 debate

<EM>John Armstrong:</EM> Name-calling won't win vote

Brash adamant National not anti-immigration

'Part of me died with Michael,' says mother

Dunne formally complains over TV3 debate