
Qiulae Wong speaks to supporters after the election results
Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong speaks to supporters at World Cup Lounge Eden Park, Auckland, after the election results.
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FMA records show Craig Stobo, now an NZ First candidate, repeatedly sought funding.
Will we know who won on election night? Katie Bradford, Tim Hurdle and Adam Pearse unpack the Michael Laws fallout, Opportunity’s 5% gamble and the seats to watch.
OPINION: I was sure these female MPs would apologise when the photos came out.
Qiulae Wong says Opportunity will review its constitution next year.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks to the media in New Lynn. Video / Stuff
Previous controversies include Michael Laws suggesting some women 'invite' domestic abuse.
The deficit is smaller than expected.
NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Thursday, November 5, 2026. The unemployment rate rises to 5.7% and Donald Trump suffers a heavy defeat in the US midterms. Video / NZ Herald
The Michael Laws scandal has battered the coalition.
OPINION: Self-interest is also behind the Nats resistance to the vote -splitting campaign.
Kayla Kingdon-Bebb said he should rule himself out of taking public office.
OPINION: Michael Laws has three rules for transgressions: accept, apologise, atone.
NZ Herald political reporter Ethan Griffiths joins The Front Page to discuss the election’s final days, MPs at risk and why a result could take weeks.
A new poll out today suggested National controlled most key issues better.
Michael Laws apologises but the political outrage continues.
Quilae Wong, Winston Peters, Christopher Luxon and others react to Michael Laws’ sexist remarks. Video / NZ Herald
Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong speaks to reporters in Wellington. Video / NZ Herald
Analysis: If Labour wants to be in the driver's seat post-election, it might need 35%.
Green Party Co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick casts her vote at the advance voting place at the University of Auckland. Video / NZ Herald
Here's a one-stop shop helping you compare campaign promises.
Banks Peninsula turnout last time reached 84%, against 78% nationwide.
National Party leader Christopher Luxon speaks to the media from Petone. Video / NZ Herald
Michael Laws says it was wrong to start Treaty settlements without a public mandate.
Two police employees had been on restricted duties for a combined 2763 days.
OPINION: Our voting choices have wide implications.
OPINION: The overhang campaign appears to be falling flat.
Opportunity's projected seven seats could put it in the kingmaker position.
Opportunity leader says it's an 'appropriate outcome' after missing name transfer cut-off.
National and Labour gain, but neither bloc can govern alone.