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Here are the new rules Labour wants to introduce.

Candace Kinser was notably absent, citing a prior commitment on Aotea Great Barrier.

National Party leader Christopher Luxon is set to make a tourism announcement from Coronet Peak. Video / NZ Herald

Labour leader Chris Hipkins and commerce and consumer affairs spokeswoman Arena Williams will make a policy announcement. Video / NZ Herald

Labour leader Chris Hipkins says it's important to recognise his own failings, after his own MP Helen White only gave him a 9 out of 10 rating. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Candidates at the Mt Albert debate were asked to rate their leaders out of ten, Labour MP Helen White was the only one to give below top marks. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

More than 10,000 members of the Indian community attended the Spark Arena event.

Raukawa faced Labour rival Te Pūoho Kātene in an electorate debate.

'He didn’t have a lot to say, but when he did speak, people listened'.

OPINION: People in power should be there because the people, not a party, elected them.

OPINION: Policy might build a framework, but values bring voters into the fold.

37 secretaries and chief executives attended a leaders' retreat in Upper Hutt.

OPINION: Nicola Willis has accused Labour of a 'hidden bill'.

Chris Bishop says the controversial changes will make way for growth and development.

The Labour MP has a one-point lead over National’s Melissa Lee in a new electorate poll.

Qiulae Wong has laid out the party's five bottom lines. Who are these trying to speak to?

University of Otago economics associate professor Dennis Wesselbaum reckons productivity is the economic elephant in the room this election. He joins The Front Page to discuss.

Blueberry Lux got two ticks of approval from the National leader.

OPINION: The 'helpers' campaign may have a logic but it is counter-intuitive.

Nicola Willis alleges Labour's 'hidden bill' will be met by borrowing or hidden taxes.

The Act leader is keen to use a university's vacant teacher training site in Epsom.

National leader Christopher Luxon speaks to the media in Christchurch. Video / Stuff

Rurawhe was Speaker in the last term of Government.

Labour is proposing a 10% student debt cut for those not covered by Fees Free.

The poll points to voters backing Ngarewa-Packer while shifting their party vote.

Ferris expressed that he was open if it was in the best interests of Te Tai Tonga.

Act leader keen to use a university's vacant 37-acre teacher training site in Epsom.

OPINION: National's 'no new taxes' line has begun to hover over public discourse.

Christopher Luxon says political consensus is needed, but missing.