RNZ
Morning Report - Labour leader Chris Hipkins is defying calls from other parties to revise spending promises, saying the party has already scaled down its offering.
Newsroom
Uncertain models of funding will plague whomever makes it into government – but the Greens say they have the answer
bowalleyroad.blogspot.com
Fighting Mad: That which Twenty-First Century progressives most feared, Twenty-First Century progressivism has become. No one old enough to...
Democracy Project
The 2023 general election campaign must be the most hollow in living memory. There really isn’t much that is positive or attractive about the electoral options on offer. This is an election without inspiration. An angry mood for change There is a definite cyncism amongst the public right now –
RNZ
The Auckland Mayor is launching a manifesto that calls for a commitment from all political parties to allow the city to make its own decisions on its future.
Stuff
Streaming live on Stuff, The Great New Zealand Infrastructure Debate will ask political leaders to explain their key infrastructure campaign promises.
Newsroom
Sunday’s campaign rally was meant to be the launchpad for a final election push. Instead, protesters stole much of the media attention and left Act leader, David Seymour, frustrated and looking for a new way to gain momentum.
RNZ
Billionaire Graeme Hart has donated a total of $700,000 to National, ACT and NZ First in the past two years.
Newsroom
Things are getting tense, loud and stubborn as National leader Christopher Luxon feels the intensity of a media pack with a tax package in its bonnet, and unanswered questions, writes @tmurphyNZ
Newsroom
High net worth individuals are back behind New Zealand First as it bids for a return to Parliament three years after being expelled in the Labour landslide.
Newshub
Hipkins said New Zealand needed to increase renewable generation.
Newshub
Luxon confirmed on Monday that Hamilton remained a candidate for the party.
Newshub
Change is coming.
RNZ
A National Party candidate favoured to win election questioned Covid death statistics and said "lower socio economics fill their tap water with raro".
NZ Herald
David Seymour apologised to journalists for the actions of his supporters at the launch.
Newsroom
Hitting the ground in Palmerston North today Christopher Luxon faced friendly faces on the campaign trail, but niggling issues on tax and coalition partners continue to flare up.
Nicola Willis is challenging Labour's Greg O'Connor in Ohariu, which hasn't seen a National MP since 1981.
Both candidates told Q+A's Whena Owen they were confident of their track record and their ability to deliver.
Newshub
The plan would include endometriosis education and awareness, improved clinical care, and support of focused research initiatives.
Newshub
But National's said it doesn't support it.
RNZ
Labour has announced its women's manifesto, with a pledge to raise the age for free breast cancer screening, and develop an endometriosis action plan if re-elected.
NZ Herald
Labour Party leader talks to media in Mt Albert about the party's priorities for women.
E-Tangata
“In a country built on colonial racism, it takes such little encouragement and validation for racism to show its face. And then out come the white sheets and petrol cans for a laugh.” — Catherine Delahunty.
NZ Herald
Chris Luxon thinks Chis Hipkins is a great debater - is he?
Newshub
As hard as it gets, he can't just walk away like he did on Saturday.
