
Editorial: Attack slogans, like taxes, are inevitable. Have they ever been more misleading?
OPINION: National's 'no new taxes' line has begun to hover over public discourse.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
NZ First's policy is to abolish the Waitangi Tribunal if re-elected.
Morning Headlines | Election campaign in full swing, Luxon urges people to party vote National and Hipkins announces new student loan policy | Monday, September 28, 2026
Christopher Luxon live in studio with Mike Hosking. Video / Newstalk ZB
ANALYSIS: National and Labour took opposite approaches.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins unveiled the policy at his campaign launch in South Auckland.
The party intends to ram home its 'no new taxes' message at today's campaign launch.
ANALYSIS: Chris Hipkins has found a format that suits him with the public.
There's bickering between the parties on day two of the campaign.
OPINION: Anyone who’s worked on these productions knows how rehearsed the exchanges are.
OPINION: Parliament broke up yesterday and a few honourable mentions are in order.
Auckland remains 'epicentre' of activity: 58 long-term high-rise fixed, crawler cranes.
Peters' words became almost impossible to discern amid the din across the House.
Hager's book was released on Tuesday evening.
Act leader David Seymour and PM Chistopher Luxon grow frustrated as media ask for reactions to Hager book. Video / Mark Mitchell
NZ Rugby is talking to the NRL over the name of Papua New Guinea’s team.
National is defending using violent crime footage in attack ads against Labour.
The Prime Minister said it was a matter for the Ministry of Education. Video / Mark Mitchell
Peters says NZ's 'anti-nuclear' stance built national identity but not without cost.
Christopher Luxon was surprised when told pay had increased 10% in the sector.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will take questions.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joins Mike Hosking live in the Newstalk ZB studio. Video / Newstalk ZB
OPINION: National's plan to break up Foodstuffs risks alienating its business base.
OPINION: Voters want change, but neither major party is giving them much confidence.
Liz Dotcom will contest Kaipara ki Mahurangi for the Freedom Party.
OPINION: Most smaller parties know they don’t have the leverage of a genuine kingmaker.
Laws are to be changed to allow for taller buildings in the CBD.
Proposals could add 17,000 homes and 37,200 jobs to the CBD.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and the RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop make a National Party policy announcement. Video / NZ Herald
The Labour leader pitched policies affecting small businesses ahead of the election.