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As Labour eyes the Māori seats, te tiriti fades from the vision

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

What the election slogans say – and what they whisper

One Candidate, One Pint: Labour’s Max Harris on his push to ‘reclaim’ Tāmaki

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

Health? Yes. Harmony? No. Politicians trade ideas on health and harm prevention

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

One Candidate, One Pint: Why winning Māngere is the ‘worst-case scenario’ for the Greens’ Michel Mulipola

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

Left, right or centre? How voters view the Opportunity Party

A person in dark glasses holds out two hands, one labeled “Māori Roll,” the other “General Roll,” surrounded by “Election 2026” signs. An orange check mark is near “Māori Roll.”.

There are more Māori on the Māori roll than ever. Will they turn out to vote?

Is Te Pāti Māori’s candidate-only strategy risking our whole electoral system?

A person smiling in front of a light-colored wall, with two stickers that read “Election 2026” and “Election 2028” floating beside them.

His brother is standing for Opportunity in his electorate, but he’ll be voting National

Characters of the Campaign Trail

National and Labour just achieved something unprecedented across 50 years of polling