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The latest election forecast reinforces the prediction that we're in for a tight race.
The verdicts on Bill vs Jacinda second debate
Our Herald panel of experts give their verdicts on second leaders' debate.
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Ben Thomas: National tries well-worn bag of tricks
COMMENT: National's path to victory looks less and less like the leisurely jog of its ad.
Dunne's exit sparks dogfight in Ohariu
The late exit of Peter Dunne has turned the Ohariu seat into a race of intrigue.
As it happened: Ardern, English face off again
The leaders of National and Labour trade blows in the second debate.
PM evasive on 'crims have no rights' stance
Bill English won't resile from his deputy's comments on criminals' human rights.
'Spring is coming' in Whangarei's Game of Shanes
Dr Shane Reti has a huge majority but NZ First's Shane Jones has moved in - temporarily.
Policy series: cannabis and drug reform
Where does each party stand on cannabis and drug reform?
'End toxic Winz culture' - beneficiaries
Beneficiaries call for higher benefits and an end to Work and Income's "toxic culture".
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Campaign just got uglier
COMMENT: There's nothing as ugly in politics as a takedown attempt.
Ardern set to target security of tenants
Labour will announce more policy to deal with the effects of an overheated housing market.
Bill v Jacinda: who's winning on the campaign trail?
Steve Braunias and the sad, final chapter of the great political ping-pong tournament.
Black Thursday all bad news for National fans
COMMENT: Detail of Thursday's poll made for very depressing reading for National's leader.
English's prospect of second historic loss
The Nats stick to their guns as the Jacinda effect goes global.
Smalley: Jacinda Ardern has proven me wrong
Comment: Rachel Smalley admits she should never have written off Labour.
English after poll: I'm still the right person to lead National
Labour's change in leadership has helped galvanise National's support base, he says.
Housing, immigration and tax dominate leaders' debate
English and Ardern have clashed over housing, immigration and tax in first debate.
Shock poll: Labour leapfrogs National
The Labour Party has overtaken National in the party vote in a sensational new poll.
As it happened: English v Ardern in first debate
Who do you think won? Have your say in our poll.
Susan St John: Real cash injection needed to curb child poverty
COMMENT: Fixing up the damage of child poverty will be enormously costly.
Mike Hosking: Chance for leaders to stamp their mark
Comment: This is Jacinda Ardern's first real test on a major stage.
Peters to call in lawyers in super saga
PM Bill English is confident his ministers did not leak news of Peters super payments.
Dairy raids keep crime in spotlight
Where do the parties stand on law and order policy?
Podcast: Braunias, Heath and Wells uncover the election
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'Build it! Build it!' chants greet PM Bill English
For a brief moment, National's Bill English knew what it felt like to be Donald Trump.
Winston Peters super saga: I smell a rat
COMMENT: You've got to ask yourself, who benefits from this?
Editorial: National's language proposal good start
EDITORIAL: National's proposal to teach a second language in primary school is promising.
New twist to Winston Peters' pension woes
COMMENT: No minister should have been privy to that sort of information.
Beehive knew about Peters' super woes
Anne Tolley and National's Steven Joyce have denied leaking Peters' super overpayments.
Expert: what languages will kids learn?
A language expert is calling for national debate on which languages kids should learn.
Majority of Kiwis back Labour's water tax
Labour's royalty on freshwater is backed by 70 per cent of Kiwis in a new poll.