Analysis: Can Labour still rely on Pacific voters?
Indira Stewart hits the campaign trail in South Auckland to find out.
Policy breakdown: Crime and justice
Get an overview of each New Zealand political parties' policy on crime and justice.
The generational divide this election
We use Vote Compass data to get an insight on how different generations think about the big issues.
A day on the campaign trail with the Green’s Tamatha Paul
Ohinga spent a day on the trail with Green Party Wellington Central candidate Tamatha Paul.
Policy breakdown: Health
Get an overview of each New Zealand political parties' policy on health.
Policy breakdown: climate change
Get an overview of each New Zealand political parties' policy on climate.
A day on the campaign trail with Arena Williams
Arena Williams won her first electorate seat in in 2014 at the age of 24.
People tell us what they are struggling to afford
From June 2022 to June 2023, grocery food prices alone increased 12.8%.
Policy breakdown: Rainbow rights
Here's what political parties say they'll do about rainbow rights if they're elected.
Voters tell us why they’re voting - and why they’re not
At the last election over 77,000 people between the ages of 18-24 didn’t vote.
Two in five NZers say they have been bullied at work
Young people and people of colour often on the receiving end of workplace bullying and harassment
Policy breakdown: Cost of living
Get an overview of each New Zealand political parties' policy on cost of living.
Policy breakdown: Education
Here's what political parties say they'll do about education.
Policy breakdown: Tax
We’re breaking down different parties' policies on some of the biggest issues in Aotearoa right now.
Is the ‘truancy crisis’ really a crisis? We ask students
Only 60% of students went to school regularly in Term 1 of this year.
Which political parties get the most donations?
It’s no secret political parties rely heavily on donations to do what they do.
TVNZ Young Voters' Debate
Watch the full replay of the debate on the issues affecting young people this election.
Why the Richmond Rovers mean so much to the Pasifika community
“History, culture, family. Loyalty.”
Election issues: Why are so many students skipping school
School attendance was at 70% in 2015, but then declined to just 40% in 2022.
Teens working in NZ are paid less than everyone else
Here’s why these activists think the starting-out wage should go.
Should gender be part of sex education?
Currently there are guidelines for teaching relationship and sexuality education (RSE).
Do voters feel like youth crime is getting worse?
We asked them if the issue will affect how they vote in the upcoming election.
The convoy returns to Parliament
Several groups involved in the convoy occupation of Parliament returned today.
How to vote in the New Zealand election from overseas
Nearly 65,000 New Zealanders living overseas were enrolled to vote in the 2020 election.
Why we're fighting to save Central Auckland's pacific history: Samoa House
Built in 1979, Samoa House was the first fale constructed outside of Samoa.
Analysis: The vibes from inside the TVNZ Young Voters’ Debate
1News' Anna Murray gives her audience member insight from last night's Youth Voter Debate.
Youth crime isn’t more common, it’s just more visible
The past 15 years have actually seen a dramatic decline in youth crime, according MOJ stats.
Why working hard doesn’t always make you rich
“I will be a Māori Millionaire.”
A love letter to the Pacific heart of Central Auckland
Director Litia and producers Torisse and Ursula reflect on the journey of making STILL HERE S2.
People tell us the last time they went to the dentist
“If it was free, fucking oath, I’m there.”
