
You can't cut your way out of a fiscal hole. Today's layoffs are tomorrow's missing customers
OPINION: Sound fiscal policy must contain debt. The key is how it is invested.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
From tax cuts to wealth taxes, here’s how the parties plan to reshape the economy.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks to media during Dunedin visit.
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.
Early votes totalled 309,876 by Wednesday, up 31.6% from the 2023 election.
Toni Boyton is Labour’s Waiariki candidate for a second time.
ANALYSIS: Labour's law and order platform commits to little and lacks specifics.
The poll was notably different to another conducted over the same period.
'If it helps build a player's drive and doesn't hurt anyone, there's no harm,' Act said.
Simeon Brown wins qualified endorsement as Health Minister.
What our Poll of Polls model says about the latest numbers and predicted election result.
Ingrid Leary held Taieri by 1443 votes over National’s Matthew French.
The Labour leader was at the RocketWerkz studios in Auckland. Video / RNZ
Labour's clocking it up as a win, while Act is laying into the Nat.
Analysis: The numbers seem off, so what do the RNZ-Reid Research polling trends show?
Opportunity rose 1.7 points to 7.2%, a new high in the RNZ poll.
OPINION: Contrary to popular belief, engaging with gangs doesn’t endorse criminality.
OPINION: The fact that poverty persists does not make aspiration futile.
Peters said this was an endorsement of Bishop, not National.
Chris Hipkins said Luxon will have 'no choice' but to appoint Seymour as Finance Minister.
Wayne Brown has managed to unite the Greens and New Zealand First.
OPINION: How shifting responsibility to the state weakened democracy.
It is one of the youngest electorates, with one in three enrolled voters aged under 35.
OPINION: The next government is likely to face slower decisions and more compromise.
Analysis: Climate summit panel was always going to be a tough crowd for governing parties.
What does National's and Labour's polling mean for local seats?
OPINION: Accusations of 'voter suppression' have grown since electoral enrolments closed.
An overhang of three seats could give the current coalition a 62-61 majority.
The Greens complained to the Advertising Standards Authority about the ads.
A loss in Hutt South could see Bishop out of Parliament altogether.