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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.

Nicola Willis says the books should be in surplus before another round of tax cuts.

She said a surplus would have to come before tax cuts. Video / Mark Mitchell

Reopening the Chateau on the other hand, could boost local economy by $56m over 60 years.

National has given strong hints about its health funding plans.

Government’s books improve with a return to surplus predicted to come a year earlier than forecast in May.

Liam Dann breaks down the numbers revealed in the pre-election economic and fiscal update on The Front Page.

Chris Hipkins previously said his party would 'set out how much that will cost'.

It comes as Hipkins reveals he was told off for his potty mouth on Sunday.

Labour needs values to increase at a certain rate to fund its promises.

Northland's Green List MP Hūhana Lynden answers quick-fire questions on a range of key policy questions. Video / Northern Advocate

The state of the country's finances have been revealed as the election looms.

Willis addresses Govt’s books ahead of election which she described as a very positive set of forecasts. Video / Mark Mitchell

Nicola Willis said National would likely run on increases in health spending in the next three budgets. Video / Mark Mitchell

Christopher Luxon speaks to media from Wellington. Video / RNZ

The Government’s finances are looking marginally better than Treasury expected when it released its forecasts at the Budget in May. Video / Mark Mitchell

Figures from Treasury suggest a lukewarm recovery is under way, writes Thomas Coughlan.

The party has set out its priorities that must be included in any governing deal.

Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong announces the party’s coalition bottom lines. The party outlined conditions for entering a coalition. Video / Dean Purcell

Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong will announce the party's bottom lines for entering a coalition or confidence-and-supply agreement. Video / NZ Herald

Act leader David Seymour on the poll-of-polls results. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Labour would guarantee every nurse graduate a job, he told the crowd.

The poll also gathered responses on the key issues for the electorate.

A four-party coalition led by Labour is the most likely election outcome.

OPINION: Willis has hinted the forecasts may show smaller deficits and bigger surpluses.