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Labour pledges grocery, building supply market studies
Labour is promising to conduct market studies to ensure New Zealanders are paying a fair price for groceries and building supplies, if re-elected.
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Second leaders' debate: Ardern more assertive, but Collins' one-liners won the night
Power Play - The second leaders' debate felt more like a "pub quiz" at times for Jacinda Ardern, but she stood her ground against Judith Collins making for a more lively affair, writes RNZ political…
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ACT to cut DHBs, review pharmac if it helps form next
The ACT Party plans to drastically reduce the number of District Health Boards and seek a review of Pharmac, if they help form part of the next government.
ACT's leader, David Seymour released the… Audio
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ACT promises to slash DHBs from 20 to 6
The ACT Party says it plans to reduce the number of district health boards and seek a review of Pharmac, if it forms part of the next government.
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David Seymour stamps his authority in Epsom electorate debate
Epsom may have been an ACT Party stronghold since 2005, but last night, the public got a chance to hear from the candidates up against David Seymour.
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ACT announces infrastructure policy
ACT says it would allow central and regional governments to establish 30 year infrastructure partnerships in order to streamline projects if elected.
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How much do New Zealanders know about euthanasia law details?
Rival euthanasia groups are trying new tactics to convince New Zealanders on how to vote ahead of the upcoming referendum.
As Kiwis prepare for the October 17 vote on whether competent terminally-ill… Audio
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New TVNZ poll: Labour down, National up
TVNZ's latest Colmar Brunton poll has Labour on 47 percent, National on 33 percent - with Labour unable to govern alone. Audio
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Election 2020: ACT Party relishing gain in polls
From a one man band to potentially bringing eight other MPs back to Parliament with him, ACT's David Seymour has been performing out of his skin. Video
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Leader interviews: ACT Party relishing gain in polls
From a one man band to potentially bringing eight other MPs back to Parliament with him, ACT's David Seymour has been performing out of his skin. Video
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Small fortunes: Dunne's tips on the pitfalls of party popularity
The election could see some parties welcoming far more MPs into Parliament. They may celebrate, but sudden party growth has its own pitfalls to avoid.
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ACT's fortunes firmly on the rise
The fortunes of ACT leader David Seymour are firmly on the rise.
The Epsom MP has spent the last six years in a caucus of one, but if polling pans out he could pull as many as eight friends into the… Video, Audio
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No time for a day off on the campaign trail
It might be a Sunday, but with less than three weeks until the election, the campaign trail is still in full swing with politicians out and about across the country.
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Labour promises to phase out hard-to-recycle plastics
The Labour Party is promising to phase out hard-to-recycle plastics by 2025 and standardise kerbside recycling if re-elected.
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Alice Snedden's Bad News | Full Series
Watch the full series of Alice Snedden's Bad News here. For additional content, click on the specific episode below.
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Sending out the political assassins as National shoots itself in the foot
With eight days, 18 hours, two minutes and 10 seconds until voting starts, party leaders are calling up hit-jobs as they scrap for their political lives. Plus, the debate debacles, ACT's rise and… Video, Audio
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ACT could bring eight extra MPs to Parliament
ACT's David Seymour is riding high on the prospect of bringing several new friends to the halls of power this election.
Tuesday's 1 News Colmar-Brunton Poll saw the ACT Party polling at 7 percent… Audio
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Making her mark: tattooed man meets his Muse
When Judith Collins met Nik Given, the man with her likeness tattooed on his thigh, she told him: "don't worry about the media, they won't bite you... if they bite you, I'll bite them back".
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Who could join David Seymour in Parliament?
The ACT Party's sole MP could have company in Parliament, lots of it, if the latest 1 News Colmar Brunton poll proves accurate.
It puts the party's support at 7 percent. That translates to nine MPs.
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ACT's David Seymour 'standout performer' at finance debate
Analysis - Riding high on the back of a stellar public poll, ACT leader David Seymour was the standout performer at the finance debate in Queenstown tonight. Video
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The major parties’ tax promises are more about ideology and psychology than equity or fairness for New Zealanders
Opinion - The conservative tax policies proposed by Labour and National ahead of next month's election are hard to distinguish in substance, with each party offering no more than a gesture towards…
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ACT's David Seymour 'standout performer' at finance debate
Analysis - Riding high on the back of a stellar public poll, ACT leader David Seymour was the standout performer at the finance debate in Queenstown tonight. Video
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Election 2020: Finance debate proves feisty
Last night's debate was a fiery affair with heated exchanges over the country's future in a Covid-19 world.
No - we're not talking about the tepid TV face-off between Jacinda Ardern and Judith… Audio
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New poll shows Labour at 48%, National at 31%
TVNZ's new poll out tonight shows Labour and the National Party both dropping, while the minority parties gain some more support.
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Election 2020: Labour 48%, National 31% in latest political poll
A new poll out on Tuesday has good news for Labour - they will still be able to govern alone if the Colmar Brunton predictions ring true.
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But they have had a drop… Video, Audio
