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'Misguided' – Key continues to criticise National supporters who plan to split their vote (opens the original)
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Watch the latest episode of Election 2026: The Podcast in the video above, or listen to the audio episode here: “Misguided” is how Sir John Key is describing people calling on National party voters to split their vote, in a new podcast being launched today by the Herald. In the first episode of Election 2026: The Podcast, Key and long-time political strategist James Bews-Hair join Katie Bradford to discuss strategic voting, the fall of major parties and the rise of the Opportunity Party. At Nati
Helen White leads Mt Albert poll, but why did she mark Hipkins down? (opens the original)
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Candidates at The Great Mt Albert Debate, hosted by The Spinoff on Wednesday night. Photo / NZ Herald The race for the hotly contested seat of Mt Albert looks very close with a new poll showing Labour MP Helen White in the lead – by a smidgen. The results were revealed at “The Great Mt Albert Debate”, hosted by The Spinoff on Wednesday night. The Curia poll for The Spinoff of 400 Mt Albert voters put White on 33%, followed by National’s Melissa Lee on 32%. That one-point gap is well inside the p
Top Auckland principals respond to plan for new co-ed school (opens the original)
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The principals of two of the country’s top state schools, Auckland Grammar School and Epsom Girls’ Grammar School say they have asked their MP, David Seymour, to help with their proposal to build a new school. Tim O’Connor from Auckland Grammar and Brenda McNaughton from Epsom Girls’ told the Herald their proposal is in the “development stage” but they asked Act leader for help. They propose the 15ha (37-acre) site owned by the University of Auckland and formerly a teacher’s college be purchased
David Seymour eyes University of Auckland’s $150m Epsom site for co-ed public school (opens the original)
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Since the 1880s, a 37-acre site in the leafy Auckland suburb of Epsom was used to train teachers. Now Epsom MP and Act Leader David Seymour wants the site, empty since the last of the University of Auckland students left in 2024, to be the new location of an unzoned, co-educational public school. And not just any school – one jointly operated by two of the country’s top state facilities – the neighbouring Auckland Grammar and Epsom Girls Grammar. “They would like to co-sponsor a co-educational h
CRL $1.4b hole masks KiwiRail turnaround (opens the original)
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KiwiRail has plunged $1.4 billion into the red after taking the City Rail Link on to its books – but its underlying business is gathering steam. The massive loss is largely an accounting hit, with almost $1.2b wiped from the value of the City Rail Link (CRL) assets transferred to KiwiRail because the rail link has no commercial value on its balance sheet. “The CRL is a significant investment,” KiwiRail chief executive Peter Reidy told the Herald in an exclusive interview as the company’s annual
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