
Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks to media
Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to the media following a Labour Party rally in Sandringham. Video / NZ Herald
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The Electoral Commission says votes will count as long as the voter’s choice is clear.
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Parliament today looked into how the Russian ambassador made it through security.
Seymour said people were getting ahead of themselves.
An election debate focused on the future of media, featuring representatives from all seven major New Zealand political parties.
Luxon says Nicola Willis holding the finance role is non-negotiable.
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A decision on who will represent NZ at Apec in China in November will need to be made.
She says she was 'absolutely appalled by the National government' this term.
Christopher Luxon has described the idea of strategic voting as 'insanely stupid'.
Current Labour list MP Willow-Jean Prime is standing in the 2026 election for the Te Tai Tokerau seat. Here she details the party's position on some key election issues.
National Party leader Christopher Luxon speaks to the media. Video / NZ Herald
AJ Wilderland challenges rhetoric around Opportunity's negotiation strategy.
The minister disputes that the $3.8b project has been put off until 2037.
Local Government New Zealand estimates councils need $11b more over seven years.
Early votes totalled 309,876 by Wednesday, up 31.6% from the 2023 election.
Party leader picks up the pace as he goes door-knocking in an Auckland electorate.
The pilot will be available to all eligible people accessing PrEP consultations
The Herald sat down with Andrew Little to discuss the ups and downs of his time in office.
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