
Crime crackdown: National promises new gangs unit and tougher punishments
Judith Collins said a National government would be tough on gangs
Judith Collins said a National government would be tough on gangs
The National Party finally has a candidate for the Auckland Central seat.
Auckland Central has been a stronghold for the National Party since 2008.
He made a late-night phone call to Marcus Lush on NewstalkZB
Judith Collins says New Zealand First will not survive the election.
National wants uninsured cars to be easily identifiable.
The new leader hits the campaign trail.
COMMENT: Some leaders try to make their own magic.
Dunedin CC Steve Walker has called for political civility after being berated with abuse.
Auckland Central will witness a three-way election battle, but only two are in it so far.
The poll spells bad news for NZ First - and its chances of returning to Parliament.
"[Covid-19] is the biggest challenge New Zealand will face for decades to come": Ardern.
Who's in, who's out and who's dropped down the National Party list?
Harsh comment hasn't held MP back, with leader Judith Collins full of praise for her.
"The anxiety arrived very early on," the former National Party leader has acknowledged.
One MP needs to beat Phil Twyford to stay in Parliament.
Nuwanthie Samarakone says she is the subject of a damaging, malicious and untrue campaign.
COMMENT: Quite frankly, the political parties don't seem ready for this year's election.
National leader has "zero tolerance" towards Covid-19 entering the country.
COMMENT: Simon Bridges, Grant Robertson, Judith Collins and David Parker made their mark.
COMMENT: The bad news National had been relying on did not come in the unemployment stats.
David Carter did not speak highly of NZ First leader Winston Peters during his speech.
"Just because it's social media doesn't mean there aren't consequences," Bridges said.
Judith Collins says the Prime Minister is good at delivering slogans.
National's man for Wairarapa. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
National Party wants nothing to do with a so-called supporters' Facebook page.
The National Party selection process in Auckland Central has taken a new twist.
Party president and Northern Regional Chairman accused of manipulating the process.
National Party leader Judith Collins says she's reported the damage to police.
Comment: Voters want a party that can lead in a calm, composed and thoughtful manner.