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The battle for Te Tai Tokerau: Four candidates, one seat and a Māori political split

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Opportunity knocked: Qiulae Wong trails in fourth in Mt Albert poll

Veronica Schmidt

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Debbie Ngarewa-Packer leads Te Tai Hauāuru poll – but Labour wins party vote

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Campaign update: Labour’s books, Greens’ fares, Act’s KiwiSavings and a one-name list

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Why Mt Albert is shaping up as the most exciting battle of election 2026

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How do the different parties fare on disability issues this election?

Marlo Schorr-Kon

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Tākuta Ferris is coming last in a new Te Tai Tonga poll

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A Green surge in new polling puts the left bloc in reach with Opportunity holding the balance

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New Zealand's 2026 election hoardings, ranked and reviewed

Jack Tame

Jack Tame on getting ghosted by Christopher Luxon