
Labour promises action on social media ban for teens within first 100 days
Labour leader Chris Hipkins and science, technology and innovation spokesman Reuben Davidson make a policy announcement in Wellington. Video / Mark Mitchell
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New Zealand First plans a 12-month trial from Rolleston and Rangiora to Christchurch.
The party wants to see more children doing after-school sport and activities.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins and education spokeswoman Ginny Andersen make a policy announcement. Video / NZ Herald
A lawyer says the proposal appeared to be a 'quick fix' to a complex, case-specific issue.
Labour accuses the National leader of 'knowingly limiting turnout' for the election.
The party took aim at Labour's policy to offer three free doctors' visits.
Act is promising to commit $400 million over four years to retain more doctors in New Zealand, attract them from overseas and incentivise them. Video / NZ Herald
OPINION: David Seymour has called it 'immoral' to pay for tax cuts at the moment.
OPINION: Call for answers to 'decades of neglect' over Wellington water infrastructure.
OPINION: The party boycotted Taxpayers' Union debates but defends the gang photos.
Polls indicate that Opportunity might be the kingmaker. Are its bottom lines solid?
Rawiri Waititi's wife laid into the 'debacle' on Instagram.
He said the questions were unbalanced and called an audience member 'rude'.
The training wage is $19.16 an hour, 80% of the $23.95 adult minimum wage.
'A doomsday scenario for National, but absolutely an existential moment for Labour' too.
The Green Party is proposing to abolish the training wage for apprentices if elected. Video / NZ Herald
Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to media in Auckland before heading to Hamilton to watch the Black Ferns. Video / NZ Herald
The Green Party will launch its plan to support apprentices and increase apprenticeship rates, at a co-leader stand-up. Video / NZ Herald
Mill closures wiped out 230 high-paid jobs across the region and hit the town hard.
OPINION: The major parties have a lot to lose.
'Are you okay?' Green Party's response to a cheeky question from reporter.
The Front Page discusses each party's health policies with their respective spokespeople.
Green Party co-leader Chloe Swarbrick acknowledges treatment delays caused by nursing shortages. Video / NZ Herald
Both major parties fell as the Greens climbed to their best result since 2017.
OPINION: TPM and Greens politicians meeting the Mob is a welcome distraction for some.
Labour's Hipkins has described the visit as a 'huge error of judgment'
The near-miss interrupted Chlöe Swarbrick during a Green Party livestream.
Recent export results have exceeded forecasts, said National's agriculture spokesman.
Greens want to attract more people to become nurses and teachers.