Broadcaster Paul Henry lands a near-guaranteed seat as Andrew Hoggard is promoted to third, in a reshuffle that also makes way for several political newcomers.
Politics
Sunday 1:59pm
David Seymour is also promising to strip the Waitangi Tribunal of its power to examine current government policies.
Te Ao Māori
Thu, Sep 10
Opportunity also fall from 6.1% to 4.5% in the latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll, bucking the trend found in other polls.
Mon, Sep 7
National standard being developed for digital labelling, which had been unavailable in New Zealand but was expected to generate $111 million over 10 years.
Business
The party said the proposed changes would help prevent production and jobs from moving offshore.
Sun, Sep 6
Candidates from National, Labour, NZ First, ACT, the Green Party and the Opportunity Party faced off in front of a live audience in Morrinsville for a special Q+A rural issues debate.
New Zealand
With just nine weeks remaining until election day, parties in most parts of the country were now permitted to put up their election hoardings.
Sat, Sep 5
The party said the changes would create a clearer answer to the question - what is the difference between permanent residence and citizenship?
Tue, Sep 1
The bill won't get through Parliament before the election, and the proposed system excludes a range of digital services based on existing Australian standards.
Mon, Aug 24
The policy, titled One Law for All with One Future Together, was released at 1pm.
Sun, Aug 23
Henry mused about creating a world-class cancer hospital when he announced his candidacy. ACT is running with the idea.
Sat, Aug 22
Luxon will face Hipkins on October 6, but has turned down TVNZ's second leaders' debate scheduled for two days before the November 7 election.
Thu, Aug 20
The poll landed as National MPs met behind closed doors this morning before deciding they still wanted PM Christopher Luxon as leader.
Wed, Aug 12
"If the Crown's own books aren't in order, the whole country stays exposed and vulnerable to major shocks here at home and abroad."
Sun, Aug 9
What's on Parliament's agenda for the final few weeks of this electoral term.
On these numbers Prime Minister Christopher Luxon would still have the numbers to form a government, though the margin has slimmed.
Fri, Aug 7
The proposal has sparked criticism from across Parliament, with a constitutional expert arguing it has "zero" chance of becoming reality.
"I would love it for Tom to win. I would absolutely love it. I would love people to give two votes to ACT. The reality is, it is very unlikely."
Wed, Aug 5
Leader David Seymour says the policy would give teachers more tools to tackle disruption, while the PPTA union called it "a solution looking for a problem".
Mon, Aug 3
The new legislation overhauls annual leave, sick leave and public holiday entitlements.
Thu, Jul 30
The latest row came yesterday morning, when ACT candidate Paul Henry said on Radio Hauraki he would "shoot" Labour leader Chris Hipkins.
Fri, Jul 24
"New Zealanders expect leaders who take their responsibilities seriously, not treat politics like a circus audition," said the opposition leader.
Thu, Jul 23
When pushed, Henry added that "there is not a racist bone in my body".
Sun, Jul 19
The ACT leader wants to make it easier for companies to trial technologies such as driverless cars, agricultural drones and AI by suspending regulations.
Thu, Jul 16
The former broadcaster claimed he wasn't interested in becoming party leader, but didn't entirely rule it out.
Wed, Jul 15
