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'Irresponsible and unaffordable': Chris Hipkins slams National's policies
The election campaign is nearing the end of its second week.
The election campaign is nearing the end of its second week.
Helen Clark is now one of The Elders, a group set up by Nelson Mandela.
Just 46 per cent of the vote is enough to form a government in New Zealand. Here's why.
He could be the next Deputy PM, but his golfing skills may need some fine-tuning.
There is now just a 1 in 20 chance of Labour being in Government.
The wheels of democracy are always turning.
Community advocates are furious, saying politicians should be doing more.
OPINION: Treasury is crystal ball gazing as much as the next economist.
It's been easy to depict Labour as desperate this week - because it has looked it.
Labour has taken another hit, Sept Taxpayers’ Union-Curia poll reveals.
National called the ad "nasty". PM Hipkins says response is "thin-skinned".
Billy Te Kahika wrongly obtained $15k and then failed to declare it, court hears.
OPINION: It seems New Zealanders have collectively decided to ignore the China crisis.
Truth behind “Labour in-joke” referring to Ginny Andersen's secret package also revealed.
OPINION: If the election season feels like it started a long time ago, well, it did.
The next Parliament will look a bit different.
Minister weighs in on several controversial policies and how they were pitched.
Chris Hipkins and Grant Robertson announced a sweeping package of public service savings.
OPINION: A former High Court Judge puts the case for understanding the judiciary.
Expert says new vape measures will not be as effective as hoped.
'Will the real Mr Chris Luxon please stand up,' a heckler said to the National leader.
Chris Hipkins and Grant Robertson will announce savings.
MyLifeMatters collective represents over a million patients with life-limiting conditions.
For once it wasn't Labour dealing with personnel issues: it was Luxon.
National says its tax policy will be self-funded.
EDITORIAL: Divisiveness is being used as an election strategy.
OPINION: Simon Wilson on transport agreements, disagreements and the truly "farcical".
His deputy says the joke has been “completely blown out of proportion”.
Also at post-Cabinet press conference: Doctors' strikes, health milestones, education.