New winners and losers from Metiria Turei admissions: Winston Peters and James Shaw.

Despite recent political shake-ups, most voters are not about to change their votes.

Fact or fiction: were John Key and Bill English just as bad at Metiria Turei?

A day ahead of Labour's freshwater announcement, National has made its own.

Party looks to expel two MP's who quit over Turei's admissions of historic lawbreaking.

Just when you thought you'd heard it all, whammo, The Greens are turning red.

Greens co-leader James Shaw is seeking to formally expel two MPs from the party.

English said Labour might go up in polls but people "won't vote just on a personality".

Speakers at Greens Maori policy launch praise Metiria Turei

We ask parliamentary parties 10 questions on a variety of sporting issues.

Jacinda Ardern will not hold back from going for the green vote.

The Green caucus is backing its troubled co-leader.

COMMENT: Metiria Turei has delivered exactly the outcome National would have wanted.

Labour will assess whether Metiria Turei's electoral revelations could damage Labour.

COMMENT: The law is the law, and what she's done is against it.

We asked political leaders for their best money tips. Today, it's the Green Party's turn.

National will be nervous about Jacinda Ardern but the Greens need to check their fences.

Top's Gareth Morgan says he is a big fan of new Labour leader Jacinda Ardern.

Labour leader Andrew Little needs to stay in the job, a former Labour president says

Labour MPs are bracing for a third poll before a caucus meeting on Tuesday.

Pike River families are making a last push for justice ahead of the election.

COMMENT: Will concerns about inequality, poverty have an impact on this year's election?

Andrew Little says Greens have to work out if their strategy is wise in the long run.

The first signs of panic are starting to set in for Labour, writes Claire Trevett.

Willie Jackson rebuffed in bid for Greens and Labour to do deal on Maori seats.

COMMENT:Metiria Turei has at least earned the right to explain her welfare policy.

COMMENT: Will the Greens be rewarded or punished for co-leader Metiria Turei's confession.

'We have stories of people from WINZ or investigation units going through women's laundry'

Turei stood in two elections in 1993 and 1996 while she was receiving a benefit.

Comment: She cheated Winz and now she's a co-conspirator to others ripping off the system.