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.
Politics
Thu, Aug 20
"We can afford to feed our children nutritious kai and put money back into our local communities," co-leader Marama Davidson said.
The proposed Member's Bill would make it illegal for supermarkets to charge prices deemed as excessive compared with the cost of supplying a product, plus a reasonable profit margin.
Business
Mon, Aug 17
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
"We're going back to work and we're moving on," says the Prime Minister in a 76-second statement.
"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
The party says Te Waonui a Tāne would end reliance on short-term government funding cycles.
Te Ao Māori
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.
"Am I seriously going to be the worst offender in this for merely daring to point out that the rules are being applied equally?"
Tue, Aug 4
The Foreign Minister attracted a firestorm of criticism last week after telling the Greens' Lawrence Xu-Nan to "go back to where you've come from".
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has dismissed the comments as "attention-seeking" rather than firing his Foreign Minister.
Thu, Jul 30
Peters dismissed accusations of racism as "drivel" before China's embassy lodged a formal protest with MFAT over his remarks.
Greens call for a one-year moratorium on consents for new "AI data centres", which have been divisive in communities locally and abroad.
Environment
Mon, Jul 27
"Tax reform is fundamental to all of the policies," one supporter says.
Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick said a freeze was not a ban, as a "one-year pause gives us time to get this right."
Sun, Jul 26
The former NZ First candidate was "channelling the manosphere," says Christopher Luxon in response to Nash's remarks about an MP's maternity leave.
Wed, Jul 22
The election-year policy from the party would create a new Crown entity to invest in renewable power generation.
Mon, Jul 20
Both the Greens and ACT have criticised the suggestion of virtual private networks (VPN) restrictions.
Tue, Jul 7
The "Drink Swim Fish" package, announced today, sets out eight interventions the party says would deliver clean drinking water, swimmable rivers and beaches.
Mon, Jul 6
"If there's someone on the social media team that needs to be educated, I'll be happy to give them a bit of a lesson in marginal tax rates," says Nicola Willis.
Wed, Jul 1
Meanwhile, leaders with parties down in the new poll have brushed off the results.
Tue, Jun 23
Both Labour and National have taken falls in the latest 1News Verian poll.
The Labour leader said his party disagreed with most of what was announced by the Greens in their tax policy.
"This is what happens when you have a large team moving at pace," says party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick.
Mon, Jun 22
