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The number of New Zealanders casting early ballots continues to rise after four days of advance voting.

Poll of Polls - The lead has flipped with National now fractionally ahead of Labour, although now neither party can govern with just NZ First alone, writes Colin James.

Topsy turvy polls, Lorde's new remix, Max Key's snazzy merch and more: all in another roundup of the news you can use.

Opinion - Cartoonist Toby Morris on Labour's shift in its approach to tax policy after concerted attacks by the National Party.

Green Party leader James Shaw tells Morning Report's Guyon Espiner he wants a ministerial economic role in any Labour-Green government. Video

Fewer young people have enrolled to vote compared with the last election - so far.

Seven politicians, five hot button issues and a room full of youths.

Caucus - Lisa Owen, Tim Watkin and Guyon Espiner discuss the fallout from Labour's sudden tax u-turn earlier today, the volatility of polls and the cost and bottom lines of Winston Peters.

The latest 1 News Colmar Brunton poll has Labour and the Greens able to form a government.

Labour would not introduce any tax working group changes until 2021, with Grant Robertson saying they've listened to New Zealanders. Video

What happens if you vote but die before election day? Advance polling has opened and Kate Newton has all your strangest questions covered.

The Green Party says it has a strong base as polls show the party hovering above the number needed to stay in Parliament.

Labour leader Jacinda Ardern has come out firing, accusing National of lying and scaremongering over her party's tax plan.

More than 57,000 Tongans registered to vote two months out from the polls.

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has dismissed the country's political polls as "crap" and says the public should ignore them.

A new poll has National ahead of Labour with 47.3 percent, but an updated RNZ Poll of Polls still has the parties neck-and-neck.

Although prone to volatility, Papua New Guinea politics is reeling after the move by a main opposition party to join government.

There's been a surge of support for Labour from small business owners, a survey says.

The Labour Party wants to create a new public digital media service, built around RNZ, to transform it into something similar to the ABC in Australia.