'I will get through this setback,' Haehaetu Barrett posted on social media.
This was despite National and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon seeing slight boosts in popularity.
Taranaki woman Louise James fondly remember her train trips to Wellington as a teenage dental school student and reckons it’s time a passenger service was reinstated.
The controversial social media figure is under fire on two fronts. Upper Hutt mayor Wayne Guppy is distancing himself from his former campaign ally, while former Wellington mayor Justin Lester …
The deadline for councils to produce their 10-year water service delivery plans has passed and Local Government Minister Simon Watts likes what he has seen of this “unprecedented consolidation”.
There is an insecurity at the heart of this premiership that is corrosive. Is this need for approval and respect undermining focus on the responsibility of his office?
In a lengthy public speech, the NZ First leader has pledged to raise KiwiSaver contributions for both employers and employees, and cut taxes to cover the increases.
He refused to fight back, but Wayne Brown was branded “pathetic” and “the Invisible Man” by mayoral candidates at a debate on Sunday.
The incumbent has been labelled the “recumbent mayor” and the “invisible man”. But he maintains there is no real competition, aside from the law-makers in Wellington.
“You must keep left, unless passing or turning right,” Geoff Upson said.
Oriini Kaipara won the Tāmaki Makaurau seat last night, defeating Labour's Peeni Henare.
Peters said the party would pay employees and employers would receive tax cuts.
Former Christchurch city councillor Mike Davidson will join the Green Party in Parliament as an MP following the resignation of Benjamin Doyle. But Davidson is also standing for a community …
"Of the 42 people standing for election, 30 who answered the Stronger Together Keep Māori Wards survey said they would vote in favour in the referendum being held alongside the …
Running at large, retired real estate agent and auctioneer Jeremy Matthews said that the Nelson Tasman region accounted for just 0.00238% of global greenhouse gas emissions. “We are infinitely small, …
OPINION: Yet another stupid statement from Te Pati Māori MP Mr Ferris, a reader writes.
The MP is attending NZ First's annual conference in Palmerston North this weekend.
“I’m overwhelmed with gratitude for my whānau, my friends, my supporters.”
The next 12 or so months will be crucial for Winston Peters' election campaign.
Stratford mayoral candidate Jono Erwood has been revealed as the person that laid a code of conduct complaint against the district’s deputy mayor.