
New poll should shake Labour from fantasy it can gain power off back of unpopular Luxon
ANALYSIS: Is Opportunity's rise coming at the cost of Labour?
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The policy would see changes to asset write-offs, GST thresholds and payment times.
OPINION: Peters could ruin the coalition's re-election chances.
The party has unveiled its small business policies.
OPINION: The case for letting regions keep more of their tax revenue.
OPINION: His credibility will suffer, but avoiding a left Govt justifies an about-face.
OPINION: The 1975 election upset offers a warning for National.
Candidate says council's wasting ratepayer money 'searching for public meeting signs'.
Peters claims his conversation with Christopher Luxon about his remarks is 'private'.
A capital gains tax requires there to be profit to be taxed.
Mitchell has received a letter from a Police Commissioner's ethnic advisory board member.
The manufacturing boss has voted National all his life. He won't be doing so this time.
OPINION: NZ First is seeking to bolster its caucus with experienced MPs.
OPINION: Sad child poverty statistics mask the fact that we have had success in the past.
Labour's Shanan Halbert and National's Simon Watts discuss NZ First's recent string of controversial comments. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
OPINION: We in the Nats 2008-17 knew the close economic focus needed – I expect it now.
In the previous poll, National was considered most capable of managing the economy.
Peters has not shied away from the comments.
'If they’re good enough for Germany and the UK, they’re good enough for us.'
OPINION: Reporters are just doing their jobs – and the Nats don't like it.
OPINION: National, Labour and the Greens all agree consent laws should change.
OPINION: Luxon and Hipkins are engaged in one-upmanship by censuring NZ First and Act.
Deborah Coddington calls Luxon "vanilla" but John Key thinks he's "dramatically changed".
OPINION: At this point it is a coin flip as to whether Opportunity will even make it.
The cost has more than doubled since 2015, from $497 million.
It comes as National rules out the party.
Education Minister Erica Stanford is almost ready to take the bill to Cabinet.
The bill is in the final stages yet Act and NZ First look unlikely to support it.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins responds to National ruling out working with the Opportunity Party. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
Leaders of the two parties appeared supportive of Hipkins' comments.