Tax is back for the election. Here are the new taxes being proposed. Keep Reading

The government's plan to shake up forestry in Tai Rāwhiti and Wairoa has been met with with frustration and disappointment by locals, with some members of the public meeting storming out in protest. Keep Reading

It's a resounding no. Keep Reading

Labour's new candidate Tamati Coffey has arrived in Gisborne in pursuit of the East Coast seat vacated by Kiritapu Allan Keep Reading

NZ First reached 4.1 per cent in last night's TV poll. Keep Reading

National's Nicola Willis says parents deserve flexibility to take parental leave at the same time if they want to. Keep Reading

The election is just two months away. 10 weeks. 72 days. Caucus returns looking at what's distinct about this campaign - no kingmaker, missed opportunities, weaker majors and stronger minor parties,   Keep Reading

Confusion reigns as correct speech and which version of bill is being debated unclear. Keep Reading

"Now, after two years of burning, the Finance Minister is reaching for the hose? I mean, for goodness sake." Keep Reading

But it's not all good news for National, with ACT's David Seymour ruling out working with Winston Peters after poll had National/ACT on track to lead. Keep Reading

The National Party’s roading-focused transport plan offers $24.8 billion of works over the next ten years – but can they avoid the same claims of overspending they’ve charged Labour with? Keep Reading

ANALYSIS: ACT leader David Seymour has categorically ruled out working with Winston Peters, making life difficult for National. Keep Reading

Here's what you need to know right now. Keep Reading

OPINION: As campaign fever descends on us all, I ask our leaders not to inflame or exploit or pander to anti-Māori bigotry. Keep Reading

Christopher Luxon has trust issues and David Seymour is gaining on him in the preferred prime minister polling, yet despite all that the National Party leader would comfortably lead the next government on the latest numbers, writes @jo_moir Keep Reading

National has accused Labour of "shameful, mean and spiteful" politics after the government party blocked efforts to make paid parental leave more flexible. Keep Reading

Labour would go from having 65 seats in 2020 to just 42 on the results. Keep Reading

These results reveal one bloc has no path to power. Keep Reading

A political spat has broken out over the government's proposal to extend the period of time asylum seekers can be detained without a warrant. Keep Reading

"Tim's a hard-working member of our caucus." Keep Reading

Labour has voted against a Green Party bill prohibiting mining of conservation lands. . Keep Reading

Labour and National trade blows on economic and transport policies, accusing each other of falling short in their calculations. Keep Reading

Te Pati Māori outlines its policy for children Keep Reading

Building new motorways to reduce traffic is like "putting out fire with gasoline", a transport expert says. Keep Reading

Immigration Minister says amnesty not likely before election. Keep Reading