
Voting is over, so what happens now?
When will the first results arrive, and how soon can parties start forming a Government?
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
NZ First leader says Kaikohe’s crime must fall before the airport proposal advances.
The National leader is expected to attend a walkabout in the electorate on Monday.
Don Brash is encouraging National supporters not to give National their party vote.
Christopher Luxon has described the idea of strategic voting as 'insanely stupid'.
The poll was notably different to another conducted over the same period.
Some recent polls put Opportunity above the 5% threshold.
Palmerston North candidate Ankit Bansal has claims he didn't know of the conviction.
The party volunteer was in a photo with National leader Christopher Luxon.
The Qiulae Wong-led party has supported a longer-term focus on policymaking.
Hipkins says he would 'move heaven and earth' to support Starship if he was elected.
National's Mark Mitchell said the photo was taken at a Kīngitanga event three years ago.
Candidate Kerrin Leoni resigned yesterday with early voting opening on Monday.
The two leaders may not have crossed paths but they did hold the same rooster.
The NZ First leader says he doesn't support National's position.
The rapid reform of the NZ Defence Force is expected to happen over six years.
Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins have gone head-to-head in Stuff's leaders' debate.
Luxon and Hipkins traded blame for the severe pressure facing hospitals.
'I’ve got the witnesses, I have got the facts,' Peters says.
It follows three polls that put Opportunity in the kingmaker position.
The party wants to see more children doing after-school sport and activities.
The party took aim at Labour's policy to offer three free doctors' visits.
Labour's Hipkins has described the visit as a 'huge error of judgment'
Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins went head-to-head in the Herald's Leaders Debate.
Labour leader states position in Herald debate after MPs posed with Mongrel Mob members.
It comes as Labour releases its economic plan.
NZ First proposes changes to fast-track law, National disagrees
It comes ahead of the second leaders' debate tonight.
Three polls last week reflected how tight the election is shaping up.
National has also attacked Labour over its fiscal plan.
The party co-leaders are promising a reignition of innovation.
Analysis: The Labour leader received a friendly reception in Palmerston North.