PM Jacinda Ardern and health spokesman Chris Hipkins revealed hundreds of millions of dollars will be injected into Mental health, dental care and Pharmac if Labour is re-elected. Video / Labour Party

National Party leader Judith Collins announced that they would double the Serious Fraud Office's budget if elected to investigate more cases of fraud, bribery and corruption. Video / Michael Craig

Every Monday until the election The Front Bench will take on the biggest talking points of the election campaign.

National Party leader Judith Collins said people on the West Coast feel as though they have been let down by Minister of Agriculture Damien O'Connor.

Labour Party leader Jacinda Ardern has been challenged not to dissolve the West Coast DHB as she took her campaign to Greymouth today.

Greens co-leader says Julie Anne Genter was 'tired' and that she misspoke in the heat of the moment when she claimed that the Green Party's wealth tax would be a bottom line in negotiations. Video / NZME

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).

Labour has pledged $50 million to streamline the tangle of red tape confronting farmers and growers - which it promises will slash compliance costs and boost productivity. Video / Michael Craig

PM Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins wrap up their first debate weighing in on what they could talk more on and where their opponent fell short. Video / Brett Phibbs

Auckland will move to alert level 2 on Wednesday night and the rest of the country moves to alert level 1 from late tonight, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has revealed.

Labour Workplace Relations & Safety spokesperson Andrew Little promised to double sick leave to 10 days and increase the minimum wage to $20 by 2021 if re-elected. Video / Labour Party

PM Jacinda Ardern, Phil Twyford and Grant Robertson all hit out at National's tax cuts policy while campaigning in Featherston. Video / Mark Mitchell

National Party leader Judith Collins and finance spokesperson Paul Goldsmith reveal National's $10 billion economic and fiscal plan. Video / Mark Mitchell

'Let me be straight with you' - National launches 2020 TV commercial. Video / National Party

National Party leader Judith Collins said that today's figures placed NZ in 'the deepest economic recession in living memory'. Video / National Party

PM Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson predict NZ's economy will 'rebound' after the worst GDP fall since records began. Video / Mark Mitchell

Whether young people would use more cannabis was a hot topic during a debate on the October 17 referendum to make recreational cannabis legal.

Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference

Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced an extra $600m for childcare teachers and promised to replace the decile system with a system based on an "equity index". Video / Mark Mitchell

Why is the Government choosing to keep the rest of the country outside of Auckland still in alert level 2 for another week?

Billy Te Kahika speaks at the Opononi War Memorial Hall. Video / David Fisher

National Leader Judith Collins made the announcement at a Takapuna electric vehicle dealer, Auckland City Electric Vehicles. Video / Greg Bowker

PM Jacinda Ardern told attendees at the Business NZ leaders' address 'now is the time to sell our story to the world'. Video / Greg Bowker

The Road Ahead | Politics. Video / Mike Scott

PM Jacinda Ardern unveils Labour's energy policy that aims to have 100 per cent renewable electricity generation in New Zealand now by 2030. Video / Rotorua Daily Post

National is promising to create a single Crown-owned bank to streamline and fund infrastructure projects if elected into government.

Labour is promising a new top tax rate of 39 per cent for people earning more than $180,000 a year – a tax which will only affect 2 per cent of New Zealanders. The new tax would impact those earning $200,000 a year roughly $23 a week – $1200 a year – but would generate up to $500 million a year.

On a visit to Hawke's Bay National Party Leader Judith Collins announced new plans to tackle the drug on a national and regional level. Video / HBT

Focus Live: National Party leader Christopher Luxon speaks to the media.

PM Jacinda Ardern fronts media at MIT Auckland campus.