Money matters and fiscal holes: Robertson, Goldsmith trade blows
The pair debated myriad issues this morning as voting day gets closer.
The pair debated myriad issues this morning as voting day gets closer.
National's finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith has had to make another correction.
His rhetoric often went too far, but he provided a safety valve for the disaffected.
The Greens are the only party to propose genuine tax reform to help address inequality.
Party's fiscal track cuts things too fine in these uncertain times.
The post altered a response about farmers made by Ardern in debate with Judith Collins.
COMMENT: Everyone is talking about who won or lost first debate. Look who's really losing.
Cows, force fields and Simon Bridges' typo: Claire Trevett with highlights of the week.
Jacinda Ardern wants stronger protections against religious discrimination.
COMMENT: Do I want to be a part of this? The answer is a bitter 'no'. You've lost me.
The $50m announced today makes up a quarter of the Govt's clean energy fund.
The Labour leader unveiled a commemorative plaque at Al Noor Mosque.
TOP wants the price of carbon to almost double to pay to get more EVs on the road.
Recently passed water regulations are in National's sights.
Labour candidate Angie Warren-Clark's election profile. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Napier candidates have issues to share. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The wealth tax is a 'top priority' for the Greens – but it is not a 'bottom line'
NZ First candidate Tricia Lawrence's electorate profile. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Judith Collins is trying to break the mesmerising effect Jacinda Ardern has had on voters.
Editorial: Strategic play for the undecided 14% of voters shows leaders' true colours.
Financial Times: PM has won praise for her decisive handling of Covid-19.
Independent reports call for an overhaul of a system failing victims, criminals and Māori
COMMENT: You've got to look past the majors. We're in MMP now.
Labour's Stuart Nash isn't buying it, and says it's 'off the table'.
The one-man Act band could become a Seymour-led club of nine. So who are they?
Collins was in her home town today but still clearly had last night's poll on her mind.
Collins says National always intended making changes to Zero Carbon Act if it won power.
Future Labour-Greens Coalition government in doubt over wealth tax dispute.
Winston Peters believes the poll about National but not about NZ First.
ZB Political Editor Barry Soper talks small business party policy with Stuart Nash (Labour), Andrew Bayly (National), Julie Anne Genter (Green), Fletcher Tabuteau (NZ First) and Simon Court (ACT).