Since 2021, Labour has received zero substantial donations from business. Keep Reading

All the action from a pre-election debate last night. Keep Reading

"National says it's not worried because it thinks that the prize of having a tax cut outweighs the scepticism around this foreign buyers issue," Mutch McKay said. Keep Reading

National and ACT still have the numbers to form a two-party coalition government, based on tonight's results. Keep Reading

Chris Hipkins doesn’t get it all his own way in a deep-red seat. @DDub_Newsroom reports Keep Reading

With just over a month until the general election, Wednesday's highlights from the election trail included party leader's visits to a dairy, a factory and 'The Love Shack'. Keep Reading

If National leads the next government – and even if it doesn’t – NZ politics are changing. Keep Reading

Luxon said National would go through all the agencies and stop the "dumb, stupid wasteful stuff". Keep Reading

The seat of Ōhāriu, in Wellington's leafy and affluent northern suburbs, is shaping up to be one of the most hard-fought electorate battles in this year's election. Keep Reading

Stuff's Rolling Poll shows Labour has reached a new low, and the future shape of Parliament could change dramatically thanks to a few thousand votes. Keep Reading

Analysis: A poor showing for Labour tomorrow night would do more than just remove them from power, writes Q+A presenter Jack Tame. Keep Reading

It follows the opening of the Government's books on Tuesday. Keep Reading

First Up reporter Leonard Powell has taken a tour around the East Cape, to check what's on people's minds pre-election. In Te Araroa they're talking roads, petrol prices, and protecting kaimoana. Keep Reading

But there are bright spots. Keep Reading

National's housing spokesperson Chris Bishop is defending the party's hard line on evicting unruly Kāinga Ora tenants, saying any good landlord needs to be able to call time on tho Keep Reading

The economic outlook and government books are in slightly better than expected shape, but still face a challenging couple of years, according to pre-election forecasts issued by the Treasury. Keep Reading

The pre-election forecasts offer a rosier picture of the economy, with wages growing ahead of inflation, but tougher times for the Government’s own books. Keep Reading

A migration boom has stabilised the housing market, and eased labour shortages, but its effect on inflation means interest rates may have to climb further. Keep Reading

Opposition parties have hit out at government spending and borrowing, saying Labour's mismanagement of the economy will be paid for by New... Keep Reading

Internet filtering can be easily circumvented and censoring the web infringes on crucial freedoms – National should think twice before expanding censorship to bring in a bit of revenue, argues @marcdaalder Keep Reading

Labour is promising free cervical screening for ages 25 to 69. It coincides with the government rolling out an HPV self-test option from today. Keep Reading

All the other party leaders said he was wrong, but NZ First leader Winston Peters isn't out in the cold entirely. Keep Reading

An advertising complaint has been laid against a Labour MP for election housing claims - and it’s not the first time. Keep Reading

Save a campaign miracle, Hipkins is heading for a hiding. Keep Reading

There's also a potential issue for Luxon with ACT. Keep Reading