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Keeping up with the Kontentsphere
This week: NZ pols heats up, Dave Grohl's Kiwi kebab obsession grows and the dreaded Dunedin Turkey strikes again.
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Peters dismisses 'junk science' polls
Winston Peters takes his campaign beyond Northland as he chases some of the support that appears to have slipped from New Zealand First.
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Mind the generation gap as new poll arrives
Power Play - A focused and feisty third debate took place as updated polling had Labour slowly pulling away from National, writes Jane Patterson.
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NZ First's fall in polls 'junk science' - Peters
As New Zealand first sinks lower in RNZ's latest Poll of Polls - to just under 8 percent - Winston Peters is taking his campaign beyond northland as he looks to claw back some of that lost support… Audio
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Labour a nose ahead of National on the averages
Poll of Polls - Labour is now a whisker ahead of National in the latest polls, writes Colin James.
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Labour ahead of National in RNZ's Poll of Polls
Labour has edged ahead of National in the election race with the RNZ Poll of Polls showing it holds a one point lead - 42 to 41 percent. RNZ political editor Jane Patterson discusses the changing… Audio
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What do Pasifika voters think of Jacinda Ardern?
Jacinda Ardern's leadership is energising voters across the country and in South Auckland where the Labour Party tends to poll well. RNZ Pacific reporter Sara Vui-Talitu talks to shoppers at the… Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 8 September 2017
Audio 8 Sep 2017Jacinda Ardern takes Labour to a narrow lead over National in the RNZ Poll of Polls, Florida is braced for the worst after Hurricane Irma devastates Caribbean islands, and A clear warning that player… Audio
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South Auckland weighs election options
Audio 8 Sep 2017The NZ Pasifika community talk about what's important to them as they look to vote in the coming general election. Audio
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Leaders trade blows in feisty third debate
Bill English and Jacinda Ardern have duked it out in their most fiery debate, talking over each other often in front of a raucous crowd.
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Silver Ferns beat England after close game
The Silver Ferns have avenged last week's loss to England by beating the visitors 62-55 to go one-up in the Taini Jamison netball series.
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Jibes and japes: debate reaction on social media
RNZ rounds up the best zingers as social media reacts to Stuff's leaders' debate.
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Labour holds the lead in latest poll
Labour is on top with 43 percent compared to National's 39 percent in the 1 News Colmar Brunton poll.
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Can National overcome the three-term curse?
Opinion - National has proven adept at handling the inevitable decline facing any long-term government. Jon Johansson looks at the likelihood of history repeating itself this election.
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TOP loses legal bid to appear in multi-party debate
The Opportunities Party has lost its legal fight to appear on TVNZ's multi-party debate tomorrow evening.
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The Panel with Amanda Millar and Duane Major (Part 1)
Audio 7 Sep 2017The rules around the use of some medicinal cannabis products have been relaxed, beginning today. The panellists discuss whether this is a step closer to legalising the drug. The panellists give their… Audio
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Tonga will go to polls on November 16
Tonga's elections are to be held on Thursday November 16., following last month's dissolution of Parliament by royal decree.
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Election 2017: Few winners from court battle over debate
Analysis - Gareth Morgan is trying to force his way into TVNZ's minor party debate. Tim Watkin looks back at Colin Craig's efforts to do the same thing.
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'How come these guys can get in and we can't?'
Gareth Morgan's Opportunities Party has filed court papers challenging TVNZ's decision to exclude it from pre-election debates. Audio
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Voters' choice becoming clear as poll looms
Power Play - National is offering more of the same, while attacking Labour's vision-with-values, writes Jane Patterson.
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TOP to challenge exclusion from leaders' debate - reports
RNZ understands Gareth Morgan is set to challenge in court The Opportunities Party's exclusion from TVNZ's multi-party leaders' debate.
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Four in five NZers want accessibility standards - study
A poll has found 80 percent of New Zealanders support setting minimum standards for disabled access for public areas and work places. Audio
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Letters confirm sacking of two Tonga MPs
Tonga's caretaker prime minister has sacked his deputy and another minister, only weeks out from an early election.
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Strong outlook for NZ dollar, despite election jitters
Local businesses expect the NZ dollar to rise against the US in the next year, but are also wary of short-term currency jitters caused by the election.
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Who's voting for The Opportunities Party?
Gareth Morgan's Opportunities Party is one of the wildcards in this election. Jacob McSweeny spoke to voters considering getting on TOP. Audio
