
Election 2026 Campaign Diary: First it was Chris and Chris, now it’s Harry and Harry
Which MP is most in touch with the cost of living? You might be surprised.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
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.
The policy will cost half a billion dollars but will likely make a big dent in poverty.
Simeon Brown wins qualified endorsement as Health Minister.
Peters called Bishop 'a cut above the regular MP' at a Hutt meeting.
Labour's clocking it up as a win, while Act is laying into the Nat.
OPINION: It might seem self-sabotaging, but there's a hidden logic at play.
OPINION: A Parliament committee has recommended a ban on fireworks' public sale and use.
The Act list MP and Mt Maunganui candidate was elected to Parliament in 2023.
Analysis: Seymour explains why he thinks Act makes NZ not only wealthier but 'greener'.
OPINION: The fact that poverty persists does not make aspiration futile.
Chris Hipkins said Luxon will have 'no choice' but to appoint Seymour as Finance Minister.
OPINION: The Reserve Bank shocked the economics world by not hiking the cash rate.
Analysis: A sigh of relief for Labour but still no upward momentum.
It is one of the youngest electorates, with one in three enrolled voters aged under 35.
The party could be without list MPs after November 7.
Analysis: Climate summit panel was always going to be a tough crowd for governing parties.
OPINION: Accusations of 'voter suppression' have grown since electoral enrolments closed.
A loss in Hutt South could see Bishop out of Parliament altogether.
A new poll shows Opportunity down, coming closer to missing out on Parliament.
'The situation is quite different,' Christopher Luxon said.
Parliament must meet within six weeks of the election, even without a deal.
The party says its plans will help people trying to get on the property ladder.
Kiwis from around the country show compassion as they discuss what matters most to them this election. Video / NZ Herald
Some recent polls put Opportunity above the 5% threshold.
Palmerston North candidate Ankit Bansal has claims he didn't know of the conviction.
The party volunteer was in a photo with National leader Christopher Luxon.
The Qiulae Wong-led party has supported a longer-term focus on policymaking.
The Act leader is doubling down on race relations as his next big reform.