RNZ
The SFO's funding would increase from $12.7 million a year to $25m a year, and be renamed to the "Serious Fraud and Anti-corruption Agency", leader Judith Collins says.
Newshub
They need the big guns to speak up, but as the biggest gun won't say boo - the former big gun is filling the gap.
Newshub
An Auckland political psychologist says New Zealand's become more polarised in the COVID-19 era.
RNZ
Labour is promising to more than triple the emergency grant for low income people desperately needing to go to the dentist.
Newsroom
Should it be passed into law, the End of Life Choice Act will require significant resources which may only benefit a small number of older, educated white people, argues the University of Otago's Dr Ben Gray.
Newsroom
The election campaign has been a yawn, writes Matt Bartlett, and worse, a missed opportunity for politicians to offer a wider vision for technology in this country.
Newsroom
The Covid-19 pandemic may be a global problem, but NZ politicians are firmly focused on matters within our own borders.
Māori Television
Political commentators assessed the Labour party’s Adrian Rurawhe and Māori party’s Debbie Ngarewa- Packer's performance - and gave them advice.
Māori Television
Labour leads in the Māori seat of Te Tai Hauāuru but nearly a third of voters are still undecided about the candidates.
Newshub
On Newshub's poll numbers, Paul Goldsmith would be out of Parliament anyway.
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Labour, National, ACT, the Greens and NZ First representatives go head-to-head on the issues that matter to young Kiwis.
1 NEWS
Though her preferred PM rating rose, Collins' approval rating plunged.
1 NEWS
National has gained 2% since last week's poll but is still well adrift of Labour.
Newshub
"It's hopeful over-promising on an epic scale, much like the planned Fyre Festival in the West Indies."
RNZ
A senior National Party official accused of calling a talkback radio station to derail a candidate, is still holding on to a leadership role within the party.
Stuff
OPINION: During the MMP era, the average vote share of the highest-polling party has been steadily climbing, with big implications for NZ democracy.
Newsroom
The polling numbers continue to bring grim tidings for Judith Collins, with less than a week until voting starts.
Newsroom
You asked NZ political leaders what they will do about the climate emergency - here is what they said.
RNZ
National would bring in a zero suicides strategy and install New Zealand's first minister for mental health if elected.
Newshub
"I do have an understanding about Samoan families and what [my husband] grew up with."
Stuff
Judith Collins has promised to give tertiary educators $4000 for every unemployed person retrained that gets a new job.
Stuff
National has promised to prioritise the replacement of Nelson Hospital, if elected, starting with community consultation in 2021.
Act leader David Seymour says the Government is serving up "two massive falsehoods" about the Covid-19 response "to cover up the fact we got lucky"...
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RNZ
From a one man band to potentially bringing eight other MPs back to Parliament with him, ACT's David Seymour has been performing out of his skin.
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