
On the campaign trail: 'Secret costings' - Hipkins continues National tax plan attack
Labour has promised to train additional doctors.
Labour has promised to train additional doctors.
Drilling down into the numbers, there are serious questions for all political parties.
He could be the next Deputy PM, but his golfing skills may need some fine-tuning.
ANALYSIS: Both major parties were given a hard word by Treasury.
Plus, how a sign-waving event got hijacked by Government debt.
There is now just a 1 in 20 chance of Labour being in Government.
Treasury says the economy will grow and the books will get to surplus - eventually.
Labour's offer to fully fund cervical screening will benefit 1.4 million women.
Today's Treasury forecast should be a key election moment. It doesn't feel that way.
Why David Seymour says his punt on pink is working.
The Government opens the books today - expect a bloodbath
OPINION: The last time Labour polled this low in Newshub's poll Andrew Little was leader.
While Hipkins got his teeth checked today, Luxon was tucking into a mince pie.
The wheels of democracy are always turning.
Plus, has Chris Hipkins finally found his mojo?
National unveils its health policy, Labour releases pledge card as Greens, Act push cases.
Chris Hipkins takes us for a drive and insists his party isn't stuck on a red light.
OPINION: For the first time in a long time, Luxon looked like the first-term MP he is.
The party is launching its oceans policy today and is keen to set legally binding goals.
Porkies aren’t a surprise in politics. But generally parties are a bit smarter than this.
The party says not enough is being done to protect underwater hotspots.
The National leader appears to be hitting his stride in battle for Chris of the Week.
Labour was savaged in several polls this week.
The incarceration rate for Māori is seven times that of non-Māori.
The social housing waitlist has exploded in recent years.
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.
The four hubs ARE expected to be up and running by the end of next month.
Chris Hipkins had a bruising schedule as he continued on the campaign trail in Wellington.