
Claire Trevett: Building Bridges - inside the latest political poll
COMMENT: New poll delivers drops of relief to National, but no treats for NZ First.
COMMENT: New poll delivers drops of relief to National, but no treats for NZ First.
National has a two-point lead over Labour in the latest 1 News Colmar Brunton poll.
COMMENT: Word has it National has slipped below 40 per cent in a new poll.
Bridges must decide to rule out NZ First as a coalition partner, or start courting them.
COMMENT: Aussies could learn from New Zealand's relaxed approach.
COMMENT: Two opinion polls have come out at once saying dramatically different things.
Bridges went from rock bottom to rockier bottom, while Collins lifted to rock bottom.
Colorado's economy has, however, greatly benefited from the legalising of marijuana.
We must change our attitude to death and discuss it openly with family and friends.
The lifting of the CGT threat removes at least one layer of the gloom weighing on business
It was slightly surprising that Jacinda Ardern was not higher, writes Audrey Young.
Euthanasia bill backers say scientific polls a better judge of opinion than submissions.
COMMENT: Winston Peters was badly off his game in an important week.
Smaller parties feel the squeeze as Labour and National fight it out in polls
COMMENT: Simon Bridges will be praying for a long hot summer where leaks dry up.
COMMENT: Finally, Labour looks like it knows what it's doing in government.
No bump for Labour in poll, but Ardern's favourable rating is still high.
Comment: The opinion polls are in, this is what we really think about the Government.
Despite the missteps and noise, the Government is still building its narrative.
COMMENT: National MPs should look at the fate of the Australian Liberal Party in Victoria.
Bill English's fiscal management is the gift that keeps on giving -- even to Labour
COMMENT: December poll shows National still has the confidence of its disappointed voters.
Prime Minister can take heart after first poll since the election.
A record 806,043 Kiwis have already voted, two days ahead of Saturday's election.
Despite a recent lift, youth voting numbers are still lower than three years ago.
Three years after nearly getting into Parliament, the Conservatives are a spent force.
What has Labour's tax policy u-turn left for National's attack adverts?
Confused by this election's poll swings? Professor Thomas Lumley answers some questions.
English and Ardern have clashed over housing, immigration and tax in first debate.
COMMENT: You've got to ask yourself, who benefits from this?