
Focus: Slow start for local body election turnout
With voting closing at midday on Saturday, local councils are pulling out all the stops to engage voters. Video / NZ Herald
With voting closing at midday on Saturday, local councils are pulling out all the stops to engage voters. Video / NZ Herald
OPINION: Our editorial on local government elections drawing to a close on Saturday.
Auckland is divided by its harbours, and Aucklanders are divided about how to cross them.
Many candidates accept Auckland's central city needs to change.
The aim is to protect 'this outstanding landscape for current and future generations'.
The pop star broke the election rules by publicly endorsing a mayoral candidate.
Seven candidates are vying for the mayoralty as Nelson recovers from devastating floods.
Early predictions are that voter turnout will be lower than in previous elections.
The talkback host and mayoral candidate is stepping up for the love of his family.
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Steve Braunias walks the length of Lincoln Rd to ask how people will be voting.
The moderators sat down to discuss Efeso Collins and Wayne Brown's performance.
Neither Brown or Collins will commit to a ceiling on rates.
Hastings is all about housing, whereas Napier and HBRC's focus seems to still be water.
Watch live as Efeso Collins and Wayne Brown debate the issues that matter to Aucklanders.
Everyone should have received their voting papers more than a week ago, an official says.
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Mayoral hopefuls face off at live debate in Christchurch
The WeChat article used imitation images of voting papers with Brown's name ticked.
David Meates and Phil Mauger will each make their case for why they should get the job.
Why aren't business people worried about what Wayne Brown might do to Auckland?
David Meates and Phil Mauger will each make their case for why they should get the job.
A new Auckland mayoral poll creates a new frontrunner but what's driving his popularity?
It's an idea from the 1970s and it was a rubbish idea back then anyway.
Mayor among those stung, along with two councillors who put signs on heritage building.
Efeso Collins encouraged by new poll lead in final weeks of campaign.
'It's an important thing being able to vote. It's a bit weird to get that letter.'
The most fascinating local elections are happening outside of Auckland and Wellington.
Collins had criticised his rival for pulling out of the Herald's mayoral debate.