PM Jacinda Ardern at the opening of Te Honoga Hundertwasser Memorial Park Cultural community hub in Kawakawa. Video / Aaron Dahmen

National Party leader Judith Collins hits back at allegations of a communication breakdown between her and her MP's. Video / Derek Cheng

PM Jacinda Ardern and partner Clarke Gayford plant a Pōhutukawa tree while campaigning in Gisborne. Video / Jason Walls / Aaron Dahmen

Explaining New Zealand's Mixed-Member Proportional electoral system. Motion Graphics / Phil Welch

How different would it have been if NZ First wasn't in Government? Shaw said the Government would have been able to move faster in a lot of areas.

David Seymour is predicting the demise of his own party. "In five elections time, the Greens will be gone, Act will make it for the next few elections but probably not forever, and we will be back to two parties."

Winston Peters has rated the coalition Government's Covid-19 response an eight out of ten. The NZ First leader told Mike Hosking the Government claimed to go early and hard against the virus.

ACT party leader David Seymour live and answering your questions. Video / Will Trafford

NZ First leader Winston Peters is in the studio with Newstalk ZB's Kerre McIvor

The Front Bench: Judith Collins politicising her Christian faith to win votes

National leader Judith Collins on why her party should lead New Zealand through a pandemic and the economic fall out during the first of Newstalk ZB's Leaders Breakfasts.

National Party leader Judith Collins and husband David Wong-Tung cast their vote early today. Video / Michael Neilson

Live debate: Should Kiwis have the choice to end their life? An expert panel debate whether New Zealanders should be able to request help to end their lives.

PM Jacinda Ardern and Commerce and Consumer Affairs spokesperson Kris Faafoi took aim at the price of groceries and announced there will be a study into supermarket and building supply pricing. Video / Labour Party

Act Party leader David Seymour says being Deputy Prime Minister isn't out of the question - but it's unlikely.

Judith Collins confirmed today she'd have no problem appointing David Seymour as Deputy Prime Minister should a National-Act alliance hit the 51 per cent party-vote mark on election day.

Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins face media after well contested second debate.

Full replay: President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden meet in their first debate in a presidential election year marked by extraordinary turmoil.

PM Jacinda Ardern and health spokesman Chris Hipkins revealed hundreds of millions of dollars will be injected into Mental health, dental care and Pharmac if Labour is re-elected. Video / Labour Party

National Party leader Judith Collins announced that they would double the Serious Fraud Office's budget if elected to investigate more cases of fraud, bribery and corruption. Video / Michael Craig

Every Monday until the election The Front Bench will take on the biggest talking points of the election campaign.

National Party leader Judith Collins said people on the West Coast feel as though they have been let down by Minister of Agriculture Damien O'Connor.

Labour Party leader Jacinda Ardern has been challenged not to dissolve the West Coast DHB as she took her campaign to Greymouth today.

Greens co-leader says Julie Anne Genter was 'tired' and that she misspoke in the heat of the moment when she claimed that the Green Party's wealth tax would be a bottom line in negotiations. Video / NZME

ZB Political Editor Barry Soper talks small business party policy with Stuart Nash (Labour), Andrew Bayly (National), Julie Anne Genter (Green), Fletcher Tabuteau (NZ First) and Simon Court (ACT).

Labour has pledged $50 million to streamline the tangle of red tape confronting farmers and growers - which it promises will slash compliance costs and boost productivity. Video / Michael Craig

PM Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins wrap up their first debate weighing in on what they could talk more on and where their opponent fell short. Video / Brett Phibbs

The National Party wants to open up the borders to let in more foreign workers and international students as well as people from Covid-free countries including Pacific nations.

The Front Bench panel discusses National's $4 billion blunder - how much damage will it do?

Auckland will move to alert level 2 on Wednesday night and the rest of the country moves to alert level 1 from late tonight, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has revealed.