
Campaign Diary: The winners and losers of bad publicity
OPINION: Winston Peters and Michael Laws both upgraded their responses.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Kayla Kingdon-Bebb said he should rule himself out of taking public office.
OPINION: Michael Laws has three rules for transgressions: accept, apologise, atone.
A new poll out today suggested National controlled most key issues better.
Michael Laws apologises but the political outrage continues.
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
Banks Peninsula turnout last time reached 84%, against 78% nationwide.
Opportunity's projected seven seats could put it in the kingmaker position.
National and Labour gain, but neither bloc can govern alone.
Shane Jones has better timing for his fishing trip than Winston Peters.
Bishop has edited a social media post claiming Phil Goff was backing him over Andersen.
OPINION: Proportionality is the reason Kiwis chose MMP. It's deeply cynical to fight that.
Green co-leaders Marama Davidson and Chlöe Swarbrick speak to the media in Mt Roskill. Video / NZ Herald
The candidate was invited as an 'inspirational leader', the principal says.
ANALYSIS: The new MPs in the next parliamentary term, if the Poll of Polls is correct.
It comes as a new poll is expected to be released tonight.
See what Qiuale Wong and Winston Peters have got in the Melbourne Cup "sweepstake"?
Chlöe Swarbrick has accused National of being 'obsessed' with her.
ANALYSIS: There are variables in this year's race.
The Scoop Poll began in 2017 with just Labour and National flavours.
OPINION: Swarbrick's fiscal policies sit between radical and 'cooked'.
It comes as the final week of the campaign begins.
NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Saturday, October 31, 2026. Labour is confident the votes will swing its way and the Diwali Festival returns to Aotea Square. Video / NZ Herald
Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick will speak to the media in Auckland Central today. Video / Finn Little
OPINION: Health policies must be judged on delivery, not promises.
As the election drags into the final week, parties continue to feud over tax
Which MP is most in touch with the cost of living? You might be surprised.
From tax cuts to wealth taxes, here’s how the parties plan to reshape the economy.
Early votes totalled 309,876 by Wednesday, up 31.6% from the 2023 election.