
NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Sunday, October 11, 2026
NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | National wants jobless Year 11 students in class and the Green Party unveils a $4.9b plan to guarantee youth employment. | Sunday, October 11, 2026
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
OPINION: Opportunity must prove it can go right if it wants to become the kingmaker.
Both National and Labour will be hoping some undecided Kiwis head their way before Nov 7.
The Electoral Commission's update comes with a fortnight to go before enrolment closes.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to the media today in Auckland. Video / NZ Herald
OPINION: The right vote-splitting campaign Harry Mowbray and I have promoted is sound.
The closure at GeoNet meant inaccuracies, known as 'ghost quakes', could occur.
We compare what parties are promising on law and order in this election.
National has questioned the costings of Labour's independent scheme for survivors.
About 70 people attended the candidates’ forum in Gisborne on Tuesday.
NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Friday, October 9, 2026. A new measles case has been confirmed in Wellington and new life jacket rules are in place for summer. Video / NZ Herald
OPINION: Virtually all political slogans promise everything and explain bugger all.
The coalition parties still have the numbers to form a government on this poll.
Hiking wages without lifting productivity risks causing inflation to spike.
'Rotorua doesn’t have short memory ... we are angry that we lost QE Health.'
OPINION: Arena Williams made a controversial entrance to national politics.
Labour refund plan could leave passengers without next flight, watchdog says.
Kaleb Hawkins said in announcing his candidacy that he had turned his life around.
Flights would have to be 'significantly' changed for refunds to be provided.
OPINION: Social media leftist campaigns like #DitchThePricks are influencing some voters.
OPINION: Investment and development take years, politics works on a shorter timeline.
The pair spoke out during the NZ Herald's Future of New Zealand debate.
AI, jobs and wealth dominated the NZ Herald Future of New Zealand Debate.
Naidoo is number 13 on Labour's list.
Twenty-four panellists from politics, business and academia will take part in the debate.
OPINION: Tax-free KiwiSaver makes bank deposits less attractive.
The party is also promising to introduce a new e-money licence for businesses.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins, finance spokeswoman Barbara Edmonds and commerce and consumer affairs spokeswoman Arena Williams make a policy announcement. Video / Cameron Pitney
TVNZ debate marks the first head-to-head between the leaders in this election campaign.
Morning Headlines | Latest poll: National rises as Labour holds steady and Peters rubbishes National’s Pharmac plan. | Wednesday, October 7, 2026