RNZ
A chance to erase a significant injustice or too risky? Rangatahi are pitching their reasons for voting 'yes' or 'no' in this year's cannabis referendum. Watch the full kōrero here.
The Spinoff
Labour's winning strategy is built on rhetoric that seems to promise real change but never quite delivers, writes Danyl Mclauchlan. Perhaps soon it can give itself permission to do something truly transformational. There is a pit of doom major parties in New Zealand can fall into, when their soft
Newshub
Alfred Ngaro deleted the post, but not before his target Phil Twyford got a screenshot.
Newshub
Electorate votes give parties an opportunity to boost their seat count in Parliament.
Newsroom
Ryan Bridge looks at how the kindness brand Jacinda Ardern has created for herself has become a formidable foe, arguing National needs to change tack if it ever wants to turn things around.
Newsroom
Labour had been biding its time, now the party is talking about long-promised transformation.
Newsroom
The Labour MP adjusts to poll scrutineering in a socially distanced world and makes some furry friends.
Stuff
Talk of facing electoral oblivion is never far away, and James Shaw is conscious of his party’s poor election night record.
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Ardern was also named as a favourite to win in 2019, but missed out.
Stuff
ANALYSIS: If current polling holds up National's caucus is about to get a lot smaller - and a lot less diverse.
Stuff
The candidates in the running for the Whangārei electorate have been finalised. Here's what you need to know.
Newshub
Winston Peters says the money was announced as part of a larger package months ago.
Newshub
"What I feel more than any other desire is just that sense of responsibility."
RNZ
Have the greenhouse gas emissions from the construction industry increased by two thirds over the past decade like Greens co-leader James Shaw claims? AAP FactCheck investigates.
RNZ
Labour has announced a $59 million law and order reform policy, focused on drug and prisoner rehabilitation.
Newsroom
Some parties may be polling better than others, but they all have one thing in common - they need to think about what they really should be budgeting for. James Elliott has some ideas.
Newshub
Labour MP David Parker says he's confident Labour will win the election because he "can count".
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By Richard Harman - October 9, 2020
The Standard
Another day and another story about National MPs leaking against Judith Collins
Newsroom
A vote against cannabis buries the existence of people who haven't been able to participate in the debate because - unlike middle-class recreational users - they have a lot to lose, writes Anna Rawhiti-Connell.
Stuff
ANALYSIS: In an election where political parties are struggling to shift the polls, few will have been swayed by the latest minor party debate.
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The ACT and NZ First leaders normally don’t agree on much, but seems like Seymour enjoyed Peters’ snappy line.
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There’s a slight dip for National while Labour holds steady in the latest poll.
Newshub
National MPs are once again leaking to Newshub saying there's a communication breakdown between the leadership and caucus.
Newshub
But she said Parliament should "absolutely" represent the people it serves.
