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Election 2020: Seymour, Szabo, Ngarewa-Packer react to results
We cross to ACT leader David Seymour, Labour president Claire Szabo, and Maori Party co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer with their reaction to the night's results. Video, Audio
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Election 2020: David Seymour arrives at Auckland viaduct party on a boat
David Seymour arrives at the Auckland Viaduct on a boat, and we cross to Jo Moir in Northland, where the NZ First party are gathering in Russell Video, Audio
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Election 2020: Minor parties battling on to the last minute
The minor parties have crammed their diaries today to try and snag any remaining undecided voters.
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Final poll: Labour remains on target to govern
The last political poll before tomorrow's election puts Labour on 45.8 percent and National on 31.1 percent.
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ACT goes walkabout in Central Auckland
The ACT party leader, David Seymour, is chatting to Aucklanders in the central city today.
RNZ's reporter, Katie Doyle, is with him and spoke to Te Aniwa Hurihanganui, Audio
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Election 2020: Act MPs set to return in force
After the votes are tallied on Saturday night, it's all but certain Act's David Seymour will be the leader of a caucus of more than one. Once reliant on a deal with National in Epsom to even make it… Audio
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Factcheck: Did Labour turn a $6bn surplus into a $1bn deficit?
AAP FactCheck investigation: Did Labour turn a $6 billion surplus into a $1 billion deficit in two years prior to the emergence of Covid-19.
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ACT Party profiles: Who might join David Seymour in Parliament?
The ACT Party has been polling relatively well in the lead up to election day, with the latest results putting the party on 8 percent, meaning it would get 11 seats in Parliament.
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Broadway, boxing on election campaign trail in Auckland
It was all broadway and boxing on the campaign trail in Auckland today, although the Labour and National Party leaders say there won't be any fisticuffs or dance routines on show tonight.
Judith… Audio
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'Transitional pain' warned as mill signals changes to NZ operations
Norske Skog is the latest industrial player to signal a review of its New Zealand operations, following similar moves by others in the manufacturing sector.
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Is heavy industry dying in New Zealand?
Between Tiwai Point, Marsden Point, Glenbrook, and now Kawerau, the potential job losses for heavy industry are starting to stack up.
But is industry on death's door in New Zealand? And what's to… Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 11 October 2020
Spirituals, psalms and some hymns with a royal connection in this week's programme. And the details for our Summer Hymn Request programmes in January, where you get to choose the hymns. Audio
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Minor parties battle it out in TVNZ Multi-Party debate
The minor parties have been battling it out to woo the undecided voters ahead of Election Day.
New Zealand First's Winston Peters, the Green's James Shaw, David Seymour from Act along with the Maori… Audio
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Minor parties' debate becomes a rushed, uninformative melee
Analysis - With more than 16 minutes of ads spread in four blocks across the hour, and five leaders to bounce ideas and insults off one another, last night's debate made for frantic, fractured…
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Recap: TVNZ minor parties debate
Five of the smaller parties - ACT, Advance NZ, the Green Party, the Māori Party and New Zealand First faced off in a debate tonight.
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Election 2020: ACT, Greens in race for third place
While Labour and National are aspiring for first prize, ACT and the Greens are racing for the bronze medal. Audio
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Election 2020: Labour steady, National down in latest poll
Support for Labour is steady on 47 percent, while National has fallen one point to 32 percent in the latest TVNZ Colmar Brunton poll. Audio
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Greens or ACT - who will be Parliament's third biggest party?
While Labour and National are aspiring for first prize, Act and the Greens are racing for the bronze medal.
According to recent polling, both parties are neck and neck to take the third biggest party… Audio
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Election 2020: Party leaders reject accusations of planted supporters
What seem to be strategically placed supporters greeted National leader Judith Collins on the campaign trail today, a tactic Winston Peters says all parties - except his - are using.
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Party leaders among advance voters on first weekend of polling
More than 165,000 people voted over the weekend - several party leaders among them - with votes on Saturday alone totalling more than the first two days combined in 2017.
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A new kind of justice? Parties' positions on law and order
Political parties increasingly agree that new approaches in the justice system - on prevention, prisons, deterrence and drugs - is needed, but exactly how it should change is up for debate.
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Labour housing policies propose housing energy certification, replacing RMA
Labour has announced its housing plans today, largely continuing with its previous policies but also introducing building energy certificates and an earthquake remediation service.
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'Powerbrokers' debate: More leaders throw weight behind four-year term
More of New Zealand's political leaders threw their support behind a four-year parliamentary term during the latest election campaign debate held last night.
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As it happened: the powerbrokers debate
Recap: Follow our liveblog to see how the Newshub Nation powerbroker debate played out this evening.
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What do voters think of a four-year parliamentary term?
A four-year parliamentary term got the nod from both major party leaders last night, but what do voters think?
