"Election campaigns are nasty affairs, but voters still deserve the truth," the Q+A host writes. Keep Reading

Today's political drama hits different for Labour, 1News political editor Jessica Mutch McKay writes. Keep Reading

Thursday's meeting ended without a decision, despite a partial backdown from the mayor on selling shares in the city's airport. Keep Reading

It grates when politicians are in a gotcha battle, writes Lloyd Burr. Keep Reading

The current PM says he wished he had been told earlier. Keep Reading

The Education Minister has told the Privileges Committee a delay in correcting a statement she made in Parliament is an error of judgement she deeply regrets. Keep Reading

The mayor has hiked rates further and backed away from the plan to sell all of the council's airport shares in a new compromise proposal. Keep Reading

Wood said he hadn't spoken to the Prime Minister since selling the shares. Keep Reading

His shares trust was missing from Michael Wood’s 2018 return. Here’s why. Keep Reading

A formal Parliamentary inquiry into whether minister Michael Wood has complied with his obligations to declare certain interests under Parliament's Standing Orders is being launched. Keep Reading

In a speech that subtly criticised China, the foreign minister said the Government would be working with countries that don't “exclusively” share NZ’s views to be secure. Keep Reading

As New Zealand First tries to win its way back into Parliament, its controversial fundraising foundation will be back in court at the peak of the general election campaign. Keep Reading

ANALYSIS: The suspended transport minister's behaviour is inexplicable - no one thinks he tried to profit from his shares, but no one can work out why he didn't sell them. Keep Reading

Senior Labour Minister Michael Wood was fighting for his political life on Wednesday after revelations he was reminded 12 times by the Cabinet Office to se Keep Reading

OPINION: David Seymour's proposed Ministry of Regulation idea revisits some of Rodney Hide’s clever, but ultimately fruitless ideas from ACT’s last stint in the Beehive. Keep Reading

The council owns 18% of Auckland International Airport, the biggest single shareholding. Keep Reading

Priyanca Radhakrishnan claims the interests of ethnic communities would be "under threat" if ACT and National form the next government. Keep Reading

It's either intentional negligence or gross incompetence. Keep Reading

Calls for Michael Wood to be sacked from Cabinet are growing after more details emerged about decisions he made as Transport Minister while a shareholder in Auckland Airport. Keep Reading

The National leader says the He Waka Eke Noa plan is 'no longer a bipartisan process' because the government has gone its own way. Keep Reading

Primary teachers have voted to accept the latest Ministry of Education collective agreement offer. Keep Reading

War chief Te Peehi Tūroa fought off raiders before – now his descendants vow to fight any hasty sale of the North Island ski fields to corporate raiders. Jonathan Milne reports. Keep Reading

OPINION: I think I have heard every cuss word launched at me on the doorstep, some meant for me, some for my opponents, sometimes all candidates generally. Keep Reading

ANALYSIS: Michael Wood might not be political chum, but Chris Hipkins has had to deal with far too many careless 'mistakes'. It's a real momentum killer. Keep Reading

A referendum on changing New Zealand’s parliamentary term to four years would be the third such exercise in under 60 years. Why would the outcome be any different this time? Keep Reading