
Battleground seats - the grudge contests this election
Where are the big contests on the ground this election?
Where are the big contests on the ground this election?
On the Campaign wraps the last six weeks of campaigning.
Clear divergence in law and order, tax, welfare, how to help Māori.
Disinformation is no longer restricted to fringe groups.
Winston Peters delivered the horror show element to Luxon's campaign script.
Ten days in prison was 'shocking' and 'horrible', says Brian Tamaki.
OPINION: Also in today's wrap - weirdest campaign calls, best ad and best debate.
Over 40 per cent of the prison population is on remand, unable to access rehabilitation.
The last debate of the campaign kicks off at 7pm, and both Chrises will be on a mission.
Andrew Bayly owned shares in a firm that contracts to the Government.
Opinion: Audrey Young explains why voter scepticism goes back a long way.
She wanted to be an National MP - now she's complained to police about the party.
Voters back Act's referendum question, but are less sure they actually want a referendum.
If the latest polls are correct, the Greens will secure their largest caucus of 17-19 MPs.
OPINION: NZ First's Bay of Islands election night parties and what to expect after voting.
Labour is set to lose several current MPs and ministers.
OPINION: Winston Peters? I don’t know whether to admire him or be repulsed.
The Police Minister says a boost in HQ staff includes police working on organised crime.
While crime has been a major focus, the biggest component has been absent in campaigning.
Act wants to take Tamaki from National - and National is gunning for Epsom
An economist has costed NZ First's promises, and found them very expensive.
An explainer of election day, how the system works and how to vote.
Labour and National have gone negative in the last days of the campaign.
Does NZ First supporting a National Govt make its tax package more or less likely?
What he'd have done differently in hindsight, and why he's still hungry for the job.
Christopher Luxon on Winston Peters, strategy, and turning round National
Seymour confirms he considers Peters the 'least-trustworthy politician'.
Claims National Party "broke law" urging candidate to go public on conviction.
A death on the campaign has highlighted some confusing aspects of our electoral law.