NZ Herald
OPINION: Greater Christchurch has overwhelmingly voted for a Labour government.
Labour has scored crushing victories in Dunedin and Taieri. Dr Clark was thrilled to have retained his seat, and that Labour had done so well. "It...
NZ Herald
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Newsroom
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Newsroom
The next term of government will be crucial for charting New Zealand's course for a low-carbon world. Here are the big decisions the next prime minister will have to make.
Stuff
The final tally sits at 1,976,996 - a record for the number of advance votes.
RNZ
Labour broadcasting spokesperson Kris Faafoi has put a figure to the party's manifesto promise to provide a multi-year contestable fund for public interest journalism.
Stuff
It really is an election unlike any other.
Jacinda Ardern has won a second term as New Zealand's Prime Minister after her success at handling the country's coronavirus outbreak helped secure a landslide victory.
The Spinoff
Headquarters in the Viaduct is where many National MPs go to celebrate. On Saturday night Act took it over, and with it the energy and vision of the right, reports Duncan Greive. David Seymour’s six year vigil as Act’s leader and sole MP has been the political version of Nigel the Gannet. Even th
The Standard
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Newshub
They're up in the polls, but still below the 5 percent party vote needed to enter Parliament.
1 NEWS
Single-party majority governments have eluded every PM for the past quarter century, but the stars might have finally aligned, 1 NEWS' political columnist says.
Newshub
There are more twists to come in the phenomenal tale of Decision 2020.
The woman running against Jacinda Ardern is a tough-on-crime veteran politician who admires former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and won the nickname "Crusher" due to her bold policy on illegal street racing.
the Guardian
PM tours shopping malls in Auckland, while Collins takes final chance to attack Ardern’s record
RNZ
With just one day to go, political geeks across the country are gearing up to host election parties.
Newsroom
The election may be as good as lost for National, but its leader is still putting up a show of resistance.
Stuff
Politicians hoping to sway voters before Saturday can only talk to half of the enrolled population.
RNZ
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern says she wants to continue to encourage political candidates from diverse backgrounds to come forward, even if she leaves politics after the election.
Newshub
The Prime Minister was asked about the untrue claims while appearing on The Edge.
RNZ
National Party leader Judith Collins has enjoyed every moment of the election campaign and says while three months is probably enough, another month would be better.
NZ Herald
It's the final day of campaigning for Ardern and Collins and they have packed schedules.
Newshub
We discuss the implications for New Zealand's 53rd Parliament.
interest.co.nz
A housing stock-take after three years of a Labour-led Government - what was and wasn't delivered
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The Spinoff
The usual way electoral results maps are presented can be deceiving, over-emphasising large but sparsely populated rural areas and under-emphasising densely populated ones. Here's another way to make sense of 2020's election results. This post was updated on 16 November 2020 to reflect the final
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