They know they're in for another big season.
Claire Wihongi-Matene says she made dental care affordable. Authorities say she put people at risk.
While most were able to walk away from the road smash near Lake Rotomā last year, Kaye Tai was told she would never walk again
International Taekwondo New Zealand has suspended senior master Andrew Salter.
The party has made a remarkable comeback.
Only 53 percent of New Zealanders voted against legalising recreational cannabis.
It follows New Zealanders voting overwhelmingly in favour of the End of Life Choice Bill.
People are pulling their own teeth out with pliers and screwdrivers.
Despite the financial and emotional stress, founder Summer Johnson knows she's making a difference.
Oral health in Northland is so poor lives are being put at risk, with one person admitted to intensive care each fortnight.
The final two Māori electorate debates were held this week.
"I think it's really important that we have as many of these kinds of events as possible."
Peters appeared vexed at being questioned about his stance on the long running Ihumātao dispute.
Watch the debate.
Te Tai Hauāuru covers the west of Te Ika a Māui.
Four candidates from the Te Tai Tonga electorate are going head-to-head.
It's giving unwanted kaimoana to those struggling to put food on the table.
She's showing kaumātua there's more to life than sitting on the paepae.
Kelvin Davis, Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Billy Te Kahika Jr are part of the line up vying for the electorate seat.
It's an electorate that sees a stark contrast between wealth and poverty.
Leighton Waite was just 21-years-old when he took his own life.
Meka Whaitiri took part in a political debate on The Hui on Wednesday.
The debate will begin at 8pm.
Meka Whaitiri will be challenged by Elizabeth Kerekere and Heather Te Au-Skipworth.
Waiariki electorate contenders appeared on The Hui debate on Tuesday.
Tamati Coffey, Hannah Tamaki, and Rawiri Waititi will face off in a live debate on The Hui.
"I regard them as taonga, even when I'm selling things."
It's re-claiming its identity and reo in Ōtautahi after the Canterbury earthquakes.
One candidate wouldn't commit, another was unequivocal.
Nanaia Mahuta and Donna Pokere-Phillips are vying for the electorate seat.
