Opinion bySenior Political Correspondent·NZ Herald·30 Oct, 2026 04:31 AM7 mins to readAudrey Young, Senior Political Correspondent at the New Zealand Herald based at Parliament, specialises in writing about politics and power.From left: New Zealand First deputy leader Shane Jones, Act deputy Nicole McKee, Greens co-leader Marama Davidson, and National MP Paul Goldsmith.It began as the campaign of the two Chrises, Luxon and Hipkins, and now it has become the campaign of the two Harrys, Tam and Mowbray, with just over one week to go.Tam of the Mongrel Mob is now campaign history. Mowbray’s presence has been omnipresent as he seeks
Election 2026 Campaign Diary: First it was Chris and Chris, now it’s Harry and Harry
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