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  • Polls continue to reflect 'Jacinda effect'

    News
    Politics Election 2017
    21 Aug 2017
    Jacinda Ardern on a visit to her hometown of Morrinsville. 10 August 2017.

    Poll of Polls - Jacinda Ardern's popularity continues to propel Labour into serious contention to lead the government after the election, writes Colin James.

    Polls continue to reflect 'Jacinda effect'
  • Roads to re-election? English on National's new policy

    News
    Politics Election 2017
    21 Aug 2017
    PM Bill English 21 June 2017

    The party's promised four-line highways would be a "generational lift" for the network, Bill English tells Morning Report. Video

    Roads to re-election? English on National's new policy
  • Jacinda Ardern heads into Greens' territory

    News
    Politics Election 2017
    21 Aug 2017
    Jacinda Ardern on a visit to her hometown of Morrinsville. 10 August 2017.

    The Labour Party leader focused on climate change, rivers and poverty in her first speech to party supporters - and defined how she would talk about the economy.

    Ardern heads into Greens' territory
  • Bill English - National Party

    Audio
    politics
    21 Aug 2017
    National Party leader Bill English

    This is Bill English's second election as leader of the National Party, but his first as incumbent Prime Minister. Video

  • Venezuela assembly takes new powers

    News
    World politics
    19 Aug 2017
    Venezuela's dismissed chief prosecutor Luisa Ortega has been one of President Nicolas Maduro's most vocal critics.

    Venezuela's controversial new constituent assembly has overwhelmingly voted in favour of assuming the powers of the opposition-led parliament.

    Venezuela assembly takes new powers
  • Status quo in Cook Islands after by-election

    News
    Pacific Cook Islands
    18 Aug 2017
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    A by-election in the southern Cook Island of Mangaia has resulted in a win for the opposition Democratic Party, retaining the current status quo.

    Status quo in Cook Islands after by-election
  • The Week In Review for week ending Fri Aug 18 2017

    Audio 18 Aug 2017

    A review of the week's news including... a poll crash for the Greens, the Southern DHB CEO admits eleven men waited too long for prostate surgery, the Australian Government accuses the New Zealand… Audio

  • Labour and the Greens: A memorandum of under-standing?

    News
    Politics Comment & Analysis
    18 Aug 2017
    Jacinda Ardern is boosted up by James Shaw, with the Labour leader saying "great view from up here" and the Greens leader suggesting a "memorandum of side-by-side standing" would have been a better choice.

    Opinion - As the polls show Labour gaining, apparently at the Greens' expense, Toby Morris wonders what it'll mean for the two parties' alliance.

    Labour and the Greens: A memorandum of under-standing?
  • Poll puts Greens below threshhold as Labour surges

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    Politics
    18 Aug 2017
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    A new political poll has the Green Party plummeting to just 4 percent, while Labour has risen to 37 percent under new leader Jacinda Ardern. Audio

    Poll puts Greens below threshhold as Labour surges
  • Ardern turns the worm, but Green losses threaten left

    News
    Politics Election 2017
    18 Aug 2017
    Jacinda Ardern on a visit to her hometown of Morrinsville. 10 August 2017.

    Poll of Polls - Jacinda Ardern has dramatically lifted Labour's polling since becoming leader on 1 August, writes Colin James

    Ardern turns the worm, but Green losses threaten left
  • Greens leader in 'fight of my life' after polling slump

    News
    Politics
    18 Aug 2017
    Green Party co-leader James Shaw speaking after Budget 2016.

    Green Party leader James Shaw says this election will be the "fight of my life" as RNZ's Poll of Polls shows the party averaging 6.9 percent. Audio

    Greens leader in 'fight of my life' after polling slump
  • Shaw will need help from young Greens - political panel

    Audio
    politics
    18 Aug 2017
    Green Party MP Marama Davidson (left), former co-leader Metiria Turei, and leader James Shaw.

    A turbulent three weeks in politics has taken another twist, with a new poll showing the Green Party without enough support to get back into Parliament. We talk with former Green MP Sue Bradford and… Audio

  • Voters head to the polls in Cook Islands by-election

    News
    Pacific Cook Islands
    18 Aug 2017
    Cook Islands flag

    Voters on Mangaia in the Cook Islands are going to the polls today in a local by-election.

    Voters head to the polls in Cook Islands by-election
  • 'We don't need' electorate deal with Labour - Shaw

    Audio
    politics
    18 Aug 2017
    Green Party co-leader James Shaw in RNZ's Auckland studio.

    Greens leader James Shaw says he's now in the fight of his life after a Colmar Brunton poll put the party's support at just four percent - not enough to return to Parliament. He spoke to Susie… Audio

  • Greens plummet in latest poll, Jeanette Fitzsimons discusses

    Audio
    politics
    18 Aug 2017

    The Green Party has plummeted from 15 to four percent in the latest political poll after the rise of Labour's Jacinda Ardern and the resignation of Greens co-leader Metiria Turei. Former Green Party… Audio

  • Top Stories for Friday 18 August 2017

    Audio 18 Aug 2017

    Terror in Spain, Greens leader in 'fight of my life' after devastating poll result, Northland mental health client found dead, neighbour demands answers, Aaron Smith revelations 'highly… Audio

  • 80 voters called in Cook Islands by-election

    Audio 17 Aug 2017
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    A by-election on Mangaia in the Cook Islands to choose successor for former prime minister. Audio

  • Election 2017: Polling blip or butterfly effect?

    News
    Politics Comment & Analysis
    15 Aug 2017
    A cartoon by Tom Scott in the Evening Post on 24 February 1988 shows Prime Minister David Lange clinging to a declining poll curve and Jim Bolger riding high, with both thinking "Oh Dear!! How did this happen?"

    Opinion - National will be praying this month's political tumult stops with the centre-left, writes Jon Johansson.

    Polling blip or butterfly effect?
  • Big wage rise pushes Niue Budget into deficit

    Audio
    Pacific
    15 Aug 2017
    Fale fono, Niue

    The Niue legislature has passed a deficit budget which one MP says is largely due to a pay hike awarded to some public servants just prior to the election in May. Audio

  • On the Fence Election Guide

    Audio
    politics
    15 Aug 2017
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    A project launched last night aims at get younger people engaged in the election and translating that into a higher turn out of younger voters come election day. Called On the Fence , the online tool… Audio

  • Ohariu voters signal they want a change from United Future lead

    Audio
    politics Wellington Region
    14 Aug 2017
    Ohariu voters signal they want a change from United Future leader: RNZ Checkpoint

    National wants people in Peter Dunne's electorate to vote for him, but that message doesn't appear to be getting through. Dunne is refusing to talk about a poll which puts Labour ahead of him. Video, Audio

  • Dunne trailing in Ōhāriu electorate race - poll

    News
    Politics Election 2017
    13 Aug 2017
    Peter Dunne (left) and Greg O'Connor.

    A poll in the crucial Ōhāriu electorate has the incumbent MP, United Future leader Peter Dunne, well behind.

    Dunne trailing in Ōhāriu electorate race - poll
  • Jacindamania hits new heights

    Audio
    media politics
    13 Aug 2017
    Labour leader Jacinda Ardern, right, and deputy leader Kelvin Davis unveil the party's new slogan "Let's do this."

    While one political party leader was cast into the depths last week, the popularity of another one hit new heights. Mediawatch looks at the coverage of Labour’s new leader and asks two news bosses if… Audio

  • Jacindamania hits new heights

    News
    Mediawatch media
    13 Aug 2017
    Labour leader Jacinda Ardern, right, and deputy leader Kelvin Davis unveil the party's new slogan "Let's do this."

    While one political party leader was cast into the depths last week, the popularity of another one hit new heights. Mediawatch looks at the coverage of Labour’s new leader and asks two news bosses if…

    Audio

    Jacindamania hits new heights
  • Mike in the middle of debates

    Audio
    media politics
    13 Aug 2017
    Mike Hosking's verdict on TVNZ's Seven Sharp.

    Mediawatch asks TVNZ's news boss why he's picked a person guaranteed to raise questions about balance and bias as the moderator for important election debates. Audio

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