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As the election campaign enters its final week, National Party leader Christopher Luxon says he is feeling excited.
Luxon says he will use the last stretch of the campaign to tell voters this election is about the economy.
He says he will be visiting a different town every day.
Labour's Leader, Chris Hipkins, says he will be making up for lost ground after spending almost a week in isolation with Covid-19.
Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins is opposed to the ACT Party's proposal to increase the size of the prison population. Follow RNZ's live blog for more updates.
Power Play - The panic is setting in as National and ACT contemplate the prospect of also having to work with New Zealand First, Political Editor Jane Patterson writes.
Analysis - A debate tonight offered further evidence of the gap between the ACT and NZ First leaders who may soon be in coalition negotiations with the National Party to form a new government.
Wrapping up the TVNZ multi-party debate, leaders weighed in on conflict in the lead up to the election. Recap the day's political news with RNZ's blog.
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