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ANALYSIS: Labour won in a walk by over-stuffing a smaller room than National’s.

As David Seymour sprinted between houses, volunteers across Auckland were knocking on all the doors they could.

COMMENT: A rich, right-wing man wants to exploit the overhang. But he’s running into the real problem with creating your own political reality.

Chris Hipkins says ‘polls move around’ and promises new policy.

COMMENT: Voters love new things. But they probably hate when old things break more.

National’s deputy leader says she is ‘very comfortable’ with a clip suggesting Labour wants a land tax, and it’s her duty to highlight how coalition partners could impact policy.

As Labour accuses her of misleading Parliament, the social development minister says a review is on its way.

COMMENT: Freezing fuel taxes is a bad idea now, but it was a bad idea then too.

The veteran journalist starts as a columnist for The Post on Monday.

ANALYSIS: Labour is a social democratic party that wants to spend more money. National does not.

The party would also bring back employment mandate to Reserve Bank.

COMMENT: Labour had an OK week in the House – but what about the rest of the country?

Upston says the email did not make it to her personally.

Brian Tamaki and others can lawfully use firearms under new gun laws, even if they’ve lost their licence.

As Te Pāti Māori pushes to use an overhang to change Government, National might create one by accident.

Thousands of pensioners and veterans lost their Winter Energy Payment this winter after an error in a law passed under urgency last year, The Post can reveal today.

OPINION: Far too many of our MPs now see politics as a mid-career pit-stop, not a calling.

Katie Nimon, Alex Hedley and the Napier doors where Nash's name never comes up.

On Wednesday the Prime Minister said he was going back to work. On Thursday, that meant a public meeting at the Annesbrook Centre in Nelson.

OIA reveals Labour candidate told his supervisor about two weeks ahead of time.

ANALYSIS: Christopher Luxon has once again proved his caucus backs him, but we will likely never know for sure how close the vote was.

Exclusive: Erica Stanford, Mark Mitchell and Chris Bishop are being discussed as a potential new leadership team if Christopher Luxon loses the backing of National’s caucus at an emergency meeting on ...

Leaked polls shows Luxon with a net favourability score of -19%, behind Hipkins on -7% and Peters on -16%.

Christopher Luxon’s leadership of the National Party appears safe after a crunch poll saw his party in front of Labour for the first time in over a year.

Helen White says it isn’t fair how much more expensive houses are than when she bought.

National’s deputy leader Nicola Willis says “no-one would thank us for breaking up the coalition” when asked why Winston Peters still in a job.

Labour calls ad “disinformation” but ASA rule it is political opinion.

Winston Peters says it is the ‘11th hour’ to get New Zealand’s birth-rate up.

ANALYSIS: As the coalition jostles and the economy grinds, voters appear eager to shake up this election - just as they did in 2023.

The NZ First leader says he believes in full employment and removing the central bank’s jobs mandate was a ‘dead rat’ he had to swallow.

Decision made by MFAT not Winston Peters.

A third poll has shown the Opportunity party flirting with the 5% threshold - and with it the kingmaker position.

NZ First candidate Stuart Nash called Napier MP Katie Nimon lazy after she took 10 week’s maternity leave, comments Chris Bishop said were “disgusting” and the PM called sexist.

Bishop could be booted from Parliament altogether.