Six months ago Gareth Morgan would not have placed bets on making it into Parliament.

Bill English confirmed National's intention to work with parties during election.

The Police Association has called the surge in mental health jobs an "indictment".

NZ First has vowed to give police the power to veto boxing and wrestling matches.

Election fever has hit Hawke's Bay with billboards being put up around the region.

Bay politicians were quick off the mark to erect their election billboards.

EDITORIAL: Maori seats have long been a distinctive feature of NZ's political landscape.

Andrew Little says current cancer care can be a 'post code' lottery.

COMMENT: Where are the politicians who will solve problems?

COMMENT: After the election, who will lining to pick up leadership roles?

One policy in Labour's education manifesto gives the party a clear point of difference.

Labour says it will invest an extra $4 billion over four years in education.

Risk-averse efforts online are early guide to the messages we'll get leading to election

The policy is unlikely to be enough for many middle and high-decile schools.

English hasn't categorically ruled out the Greens but says they have ruled themselves out.

We ask Kiwis who they think is most capable of running the Government.

Winston Peters dismisses the possibility of a Labour-Greens government.

Andrew Little puts his politics on the table.

Table tennis shows a new side of Green Party co-leader James Shaw.

Labour leader Andrew Little lays down a challenge to the Herald's Steve Braunias ahead of their ping-pong challenge alter this week