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Mike in the middle of debates
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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Mike in the middle of debates
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.
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At least 11 killed in Kenya during post-election riots
Kenyan police have killed at least 11 people in a crackdown on protests over the re-election of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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National's donations surge after Ardern's promotion
The National party has also experienced a surge in donations after the Labour party appointed a new leader, National's campaign manager says.
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TOP launches election campaign: 'We're the new kids on the block'
The Opportunities Party has officially launched its election campaign in Wellington, with a promise to change the political landscape by getting rid of the old guard.
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PNG's Southern Highlands poll count shifts provinces
Vote counting for the troubled Southern Highlands regional seat has been moved to another province in Papua New Guinea's Highlands.
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By the numbers: Winston in the driver's seat
Opinion - Metiria Turei's decision to highlight welfare policy with her own benefit fraud may have given Winston Peters a tidy choice between National and Labour, writes Stephen Mills of UMR Research.
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Greens assess damage after co-leader resignation & poll plunge
Green Party leader James Shaw is confident the party will do well at the election, even after a couple of poor polls which showed the party dropping to 8 percent support. Audio
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Ardern talks politics in home town of Morrinsville
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern headed to her hometown of Morrinsville in the Waikato today where she visited her old school and an old work place. Sarah Robson asked locals what they thought of her… Video, Audio
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Greens face prospect of rebranding, reprinting
The Green Party has just over six weeks to turn around a disastrous run, which has culminated in a dive in two major political polls. Mei Heron reports. Audio
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How Metiria Turei saved the Labour Party
In this week's Caucus, the team discuss the Green Party strategy that may have (inadvertently) saved Labour. Was it OK to put Metiria Turei under such scrutiny? What next for the Greens? Audio
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Second poll shows jump for Labour, slump for Greens and NZ First
The Green Party and New Zealand First are down by half in the second poll since Jacinda Ardern took over as Labour leader. Audio
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Greens' tough week 'entirely recoverable' - Shaw
The Green Party is in "a bit of a tough spot" after Metiria Turei's resignation and a dip in the polls, but can recover, its leader says. Audio
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Do the Greens risk dipping below five percent?
Commentators Ben Thomas and Mike Williams review the past week in politics and discuss whether the Green Party risks dropping below five percent of the vote. Audio
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Greens' James Shaw confident the party can return to 'natural level of polling around 10 or 11 percent' or better
News 10 Aug 2017Greens' James Shaw confident the party can return to 'natural level of polling around 10 or 11 percent' or better
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Greens will bounce back in polls - James Shaw
After a drop in the polls for the Greens followed by co-leader Metiria Turei's resignation, co-leader James Shaw told Susie Ferguson the party will bounce back. Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 10 August 2017
Audio 10 Aug 2017MPs from across the political spectrum were caught unaware by the shock resignation of Green co-leader Metiria Turei. RNZ political reporter Mei Heron reports. Conservationists were gathered at the… Audio
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Ardern factor pushes Labour up nine points in new poll
The first major poll since Jacinda Ardern took over as Labour leader has the party up nine points to 33 percent.
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Politics, passions and pressure: Metiria Turei's path
Metiria Turei's first dalliance with national politics was a bit of a farce - she ran as a McGillicuddy Serious Party candidate in the 1993 election. It has, unfortunately, ended in farce too.
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Scars likely to linger for Greens
Power Play - The wound that threatened to split the Green Party has been cauterised, but the scars will linger, writes Jane Patterson.
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Women 'priced out of the game' in PNG polls
A scholar of Pacific politics says Papua New Guinea election results show women candidates can't afford the cost of running for parliament.
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VIDEO: Rogue Green MPs withdraw from caucus
Kennedy Graham and David Clendon have withdrawn from their party's caucus, following their criticism of co-leader Metiria Turei. Video
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PNG women 'priced out' of parliament
A scholar of Pacific politics says women have been priced out of the election "game" in Papua New Guinea. Audio
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Toby & Toby on... Jacindamania and the Greens
Opinion - After years in the doldrums, Labour's riding high. But could a support party in chaos make newly-enthusiastic voters green about the gills? Toby Manhire and Toby Morris investigate.
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Students unions aim for 'youthquake' boost in voting
The New Zealand Union of Students Associations is planning to use text reminders, mass post-lecture walks to the polls and other tactics to get young people voting. Comments
