
Act candidate Neil Christensen dies, by-election to be held
He was standing in the Port Waikato electorate.
He was standing in the Port Waikato electorate.
Why was Paula Bennett having a cup of tea in Tāmaki?
The PM opens up about his marriage break-up, being a solo dad and his precious possessions
Top is keen to enter Parliament - does Ilam want to help them get there?
Luxon countered Labour's tax position was "more fractured than the [Ranfurly] shield".
Tāmaki has been a stronghold of the National Party, but this election is different.
OPINION: Our editorial on early voting as the official voting period begins.
As advance voting gets under way, the signs point to a significant drop in participation.
Plus Manji doesn't like the way Labour used the mosque attacks as a recruiting tool.
A new campaign aims to get ex-pat Kiwis to vote in the upcoming election.
On the Campaign, September 26: The pair went face to face today at a MYOB-NZME debate.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon ran out of excuses on the coalition question.
Plus, what to make of National's NZ First decision?
The Chrises prepare to face off again next week.
Two things Labour hopes will get it back in the race: Peters and National's own numbers.
Plus, Labour faces more MP bullying drama.
Groundswell NZ travelling to Auckland, separate march on Parliament grounds planned.
OPINION: Our editorial on women's rights as we mark the 130th anniversary of suffrage.
Chris Luxon thinks Chis Hipkins is a great debater - is he?
Why Luxon and deputy Nicola Willis are trying to avoid a spreadsheets at dawn showdown.
Plus, why has Nicola Willis said she'll resign over a policy?
The election campaign is nearing the end of its second week.
Helen Clark is now one of The Elders, a group set up by Nelson Mandela.
Just 46 per cent of the vote is enough to form a government in New Zealand. Here's why.
He could be the next Deputy PM, but his golfing skills may need some fine-tuning.
There is now just a 1 in 20 chance of Labour being in Government.
The wheels of democracy are always turning.
Community advocates are furious, saying politicians should be doing more.
OPINION: Treasury is crystal ball gazing as much as the next economist.
It's been easy to depict Labour as desperate this week - because it has looked it.