NZ Herald
National won’t be campaigning on asset sales at this election, the party’s campaign chair Simeon Brown says. Brown, also the State-Owned Enterprises (SOE)...
Newsroom
A new poll obtained by Newsroom shows National unable to form a govt without Opportunity, as Labour drops and the Greens rise.
NZ Herald
The Labour Party has slumped in another poll, falling to 31% in the latest Anacta poll for corporate clients. This is down four points from the last...
RNZ
What do rich donors expect for their contributions? We ask two big donors who give to opposite sides of the spectrum why they donate to politics.
Changes to the research and development tax credit could also be campaigned on after businesses hailed its success, Nicola Willis said.
RNZ
Labour's Chris Hipkins is calling on Oranga Tamariki's boss to fix the "systemic issues" in the agency after RNZ revealed staff were present during the assault of a young person by his peers in a ritual attack known as 'walking the line'.
NZ Herald
Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins is accusing Police Minister Mark Mitchell of inventing allegations against Labour candidate Rakesh Naidoo, after the...
NZ Herald
National’s finance spokeswoman Nicola Willis has hinted that the National Party would campaign on another round of income tax cuts – although New Zealanders...
RNZ
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says his party cannot bring back the government KiwiSaver contributions to what they were, but is blaming the government for making the cuts in the first place.
Stuff
Labour has edged ahead of National, but both major parties remain below 30% as voters increasingly shift their support to smaller parties.
NZ Herald
A contentious bill to repeal references to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi in laws has been introduced to Parliament today. The highly anticipated...
Newsroom
Asked whether he believed in global warming, Lloyd Budd told Newsroom: 'I don't think so, no' – now he says he does believe in man-made climate change
NZ Herald
Labour's finance spokesperson, Barbara Edmonds joins The Front Page to talk through their KiwiSaver plan, and why it's actually different from other parties.
Newsroom
As hospitality businesses grapple with long delays and huge losses, the Government moves to cut licensing red tape and simplify rules. Alice Peacock reports
Newsroom
By 2030, NZ data centres could triple their consumption of electricity, leaving politicians to decide what those companies ought to bring to the table
Newsroom
From Otago University - Comment: Political polls shape election narratives, but opaque panels, hidden funders, and low scientific standards mean their results are rarely reliable, argues Dr Ben Gray.
Sector-wide bargaining and "real" pay equity are at the top of the election wish list for the Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi (NZCTU).
Stuff
The ACT Party has released its candidate list for the upcoming November 7 general election.
Stuff
The party would make employer contributions compulsory even when workers pause their own payments, while giving employees greater flexibility over how much they put in.
RNZ
With ACT and New Zealand First pitching tighter controls on immigration, National, Labour and the Greens are warning against populist anti-immigration policies.
RNZ
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says senior MP Willie Jackson should have been clearer when answering questions on the party's capital gains tax (CGT) policy.
Newsroom
It was the seat of Helen Clark and the seat of Jacinda Ardern. Now the up-and-coming Opportunity Party's leader is picking up her campaigning in the Mt Albert electorate as polls suggest it could help decide the balance of Parliament and the next prime minister. Jonathan Milne joins the party leaders on the ground.
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NZ Herald
Labour leader Chris Hipkins has spoken with Willie Jackson after the senior MP appeared unable to explain the party’s capital gains tax during an interview....
RNZ
More than three weeks after it was discovered thousands of pensioners and veterans had not received their winter energy payment entitlements the Minister has accepted responsibility for a series of mistakes.
RNZ
Explainer - It's two months until Election Day and campaign billboards have been sprouting up like multicoloured weeds, with catchy slogans and smiling candidate portraits lining the roads.
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