Both major political parties take a hit in the latest poll, house prices turn a corner and London police launch an investigation into Russell Brand allegations. Video / NZ Herald

Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins speaks to his actions regarding climate change and whether or not he would work with Winston Peters of the New Zealand First Party if required. Video / NZ Herald

National Party leader Christopher Luxon addressed whether or not he would be open to working with Winston Peters if required, after avoiding the question for months. Video / Michael Craig

Luxon has finally confirmed his party will work with NZF, Labour pledges another 6000 public homes by 2027 and states of emergency were lifted in Queenstown and Southland as clean-up continues. Video / NZ Herald

A Foot Locker store on Auckland's Queen St was broken into overnight in a ram raid. Video / Hayden Woodward

Today at a campaign event in Wellington, Labour housing spokeswoman Megan Woods promised 6000 additional public and transitional housing sites if Labour is elected. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins spoke to the media after the Labour Party announced their immigration policies. Video / NZ Herald

NZ Herald Focus got a behind the scenes look at Auckland International Airport after a series of lengthy delays and biosecurity processing wait times. Staff tell us what they’re doing now to prepare for the school holiday rush. Video / NZ Herald

Wild weather forces evacuations in Queenstown, Fire crews have largely confined the blaze at Pukaki Downs and 15,000 people are expected to depart tomorrow. Video / NZ Herald

Westpac Rescue Helicopter Chief Operating Officer Chris Moody explains the crash of a rescue chopper on Mt Pirongia. Video / Mike Scott

First leaders' debate labelled as forgettable, calls to crack down on the prison population, and two police officers attacked in Auckland. Video / NZ Herald

Christopher Luxon speaks to the media after a tour of the Southern Spars factory in Auckland. Video / NZ Herald

16-yr-old arrested after person dies after Albany bus station incident, it's Chris v Chris in tonight’s first televised debate of the election, All Blacks prop will miss two matches at the Rugby World Cup. Video / NZ Herald

Manhunt underway after stabbing on Auckland’s North Shore, Dilworth School to make sweeping changes after abuse review and Labour’s solar powered announcement. Video / NZ Herald

Manhunt underway after what’s believed to be a stabbing at a bus station in Albany. Video / NZ Herald

NZ First leader Winston Peters on working with Luxon and the Nats, from his standup after his public meeting in Paraparaumu. Video / Mark Mitchell

Red card decision looms for the All Blacks, severe winds wreak havoc in the lower North Island and why some Vietnamese migrants are being forced into cultivating illegal cannabis. Video / NZ Herald

NZ Herald Focus is spotlighting different party policies this election, talking to real Kiwis about the impact of their rollout, and what might happen if they don’t come to fruition. The first in the series looks at Labour’s stalking law announcement. Video / NZ Herald

National’s announces plan to boost the tech sector and help bring the best people to assist with NZ's tech industry and small businesses. Video / NZ Herald

The All Blacks get set to face their next opponents, how much of the public service will be cut under a centre-right government and what official papers reveal about an Auckland sinkhole. Video / NZ Herald

Police responded to a robbery at Harlequin Bar & Restaurant located on Great North Rd in Pt Chevalier and multiple armed robbers at GC VapeStore 247 in Mt Albert. Video / Hayden Woodward

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins visits 91-year-old Nan Dixon, one of Labour's longest-living supporters, at her West Coast home. Video / Michael Neilson/ George Heard

Labour down one point to 28 per cent, while National gains two points to 39, Aucklanders to give feedback on recovery package over the next 10 days and low forecast milk prices, below production costs for many. Video / NZ Herald

More strike action for doctors following Labour's training policy announcement, food prices rise again and the death toll in Libya continues to climb. Video / NZ Herald

The death toll in Libya's floods tops 5300, with thousands still missing and fears of a humanitarian crisis. Video / AP

David Seymour of Act announcing its law & order policy In Henderson.

Treasury has revealed the forecast state of play for the economy. NZ Herald Focus breaks down the numbers, so you don't have to. Video / NZ Herald

Why the All Blacks aren't pushing the panic button just yet, eight weeks in and the search for Yanfei Bao continues plus the latest attempt to solve Auckland’s long-running stadium strategy. Video / NZ Herald

The PREFU has been revealed, charges have been dropped in relation to the White Island tourism incident, Air New Zealand faces engine trouble and Kim Jong Un visits Vladimir Putin in Russia. Video / NZ Herald

Finance Minister Grant Robertson's summary of today's prefu at the Treasury. Video / Mark Mitchell