Who is most capable to run the country?
More Aucklanders rate English but more Wellingtonians rate Ardern.
More Aucklanders rate English but more Wellingtonians rate Ardern.
The Act leader questions whether Bill English has spent any time with voters.
Does the parliamentary system need a to change for younger women in Aotearoa?
Rachel Smalley reveals who had the greatest engagement with the audience.
Labour has ruled out raising income tax if it gets into Government.
Ardern says people deserve to know Labour's "direction of travel".
Choosing between education policies comes down to how much you trust teachers.
NZ First leader slams Housing NZ for selling land now used for Chinese airline crew.
Comment: Why won't Labour talk about policy?
Does NZ really have the worst record on homelessness in the developed world?
Night market operator describes email as "bully tactics".
Labour's star-studded campaign launch shows "how superficial this has all become."
Prime Minister Bill English has been met by a group of excited school kids in Wellington.
Labour's own polling has seen them close the gap on the National Party.
Creatives from Ogilvy & Mather redesign billboards of the five major political parties.
National Standards have transformed school cultures - but are kids learning any better?
Comment: The election race is tight - every policy, every announcement is now critical.
A polytech whistleblower has to pay her former employer $6000.
Hamish Walker, 32, will stand for National in Clutha-Southland.
COMMENT: We've owed the Aussies an underarm ball for yonks but this one is much bigger.
EDITORIAL: English should not put pressure on Reserve Bank to relax lending regulations.
COMMENT: It's that time in the election cycle when National plays the law and order card.
Hekia Parata was Education Minister until April this year, and is leaving politics.
Chris Finlayson knew his criticisms of Labour's water police were 'untrue', says Ardern.
National's boot camps and parent fines look like a desperate grab for attention.
National is deliberately stoking tension over the Treaty of Waitangi, Labour says.
Youth offenders will be sent to military style boot camps under a National Party policy.
National takes aim at Labour's new taxes as the election battle heats up.