Seymour's mental health warning 'appalling' - Twyford
Housing Minister says Act leader is "fuelling people's worst prejudices".
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Deadline for euthanasia bill pushed back
More than 35,000 people have made a submission on a voluntary euthanasia law change.
Minister announces end of charter schools
Opposition attacks ruling, saying applications the only lifeline for charter schools.
Charter school parents protest outside PM's office
Pro-charter school protesters are calling on PM Jacinda Ardern to keep them open.
Euthanasia debate to be fought out in Whanganui
The man behind the euthanasia bill heads to Whanganui to make his case.
Ardern 'infuriated' by Trump comparison, over baby questions
Jacinda Ardern has been profiled on one of the USA's top-rating shows.
ACT launches euthanasia bill video campaign
New Zealander of the Year Lance O'Sullivan is also featured in support of the bill.
No DIY support partner for National
National leader Bill English says voters would be skeptical if National backed a new party
Pressure mounts for DHB chairman to step down
Pressure is mounting for Waikato DHB chairman Bob Simcock to stand down.
Seymour: Peters in govt a 'train wreck'
Act leader David Seymour says he is relieved not to be government this time.
Watch: Winston Peters' greatest hits v the media
Peters has never been known to mince his words.
Insults and stone-walling: Winston Peters comes out firing
Winston Peters came to talk about coalitions, but reporters left none the wiser.
Just 14 votes: the lowest-polling candidate
A total of 55 candidates attracted fewer than 100 votes on Saturday night.
Minor parties take stock after brutal election
ACT, United Future and TOP look ahead after Election 2017.
English expecting call with Peters
Bill English says a National-NZ First government is the most stable option.
Vote 2017: Doing the hard yards
Andrew Alderson usually rates sport stars. Today he uses his talents to politicians.
David Seymour set to retain Epsom
Act leader David Seymour looks set to retain the Epsom electorate.
Crowds arriving at David Seymour's election party
Act Party faithful have started converging besides the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
Time to talk: English's plan for new Government
Bill English is in the box seat after leading National to a triumphant result.
Your guide to the ultimate election party
Politics-themed cocktails, canapes, a drinking game and where to watch the live results
Act leader plays beer pong, parties with teens on eve of general election
ACT leader parties with teens ahead of election day.
Election stunt: Mock currency delivery to education union
Wheel barrow full of the money will be delivered to the head office of NZEI in Wellington.
Act wants crackdown on parents of truants
"If they fail to teach kids right from wrong then the Government needs to step in."
Minor party leaders go head-to-head
Who will win the battle of the minor party leaders?
Microsoft joins new charter school
Microsoft, Datacom - and a theatre company - have joined NZ's newest charter school.
Peters best hope for 'colour-blind state' - Brash
Don Brash says Winston Peters the best chance of "ending National's race-based policies".
Four new charter schools announced
Auckland, Christchurch and Gisborne will get new charter schools in 2019.
Clarke Gayford stands up for Ardern
Clarke Gayford is struggling to deal with the "rubbish" his partner's job attracts.
Wait-list growing for a roof overhead
What are parties promising on social housing?
Ardern set to target security of tenants
Labour will announce more policy to deal with the effects of an overheated housing market.
Zone warning: huge growth forecast for schools
There are some 1200 apartments being built in the Auckland Grammar zone.
Seymour says English 'toadying' to Winston
The Act leader questions whether Bill English has spent any time with voters.
Seymour calls NZ First MP 'a f***ing idiot' during speech
Act Party leader David Seymour has hit out at a NZ First MP over Contact Energy comments.
Education: can we trust the teachers?
Choosing between education policies comes down to how much you trust teachers.