Here are the party vote results from the latest 1News Verian poll.

“We know that Auckland more than any other city relies on transport” says Christopher Luxon.

As Nick Blakey explores avenues out of the @sydneyswans, yesterday he played Padel with North Melbourne pair Dylan Stephens & Finn O'Sullivan. It was a mid-afternoon booking at Noo's Padel on Chapel St in South Yarra. 🦎 All this as @NMFCOfficial prepares to make a monster financial play for the son of 2x premiership player John Blakey. @7AFL @1116sen @traderadio @7NewsMelbourne

We need to double the size of the economy and we cannot do that if we neglect the very markets we need to be in. The old parties have never understood New Zealand has to work for its money. The idea to cut foreign aid during one of the most uncertain global times in history is both desperate and dangerous. It is irresponsible for National to jeopardise the relationships we have in the very markets we need to grow our economy. We have just built and restored our influence and relationships in the world after years of neglect by both Labour and National. This will undo everything that our country has worked hard for over the past three years. Relationships with our friends and allies has never been more important for the future of New Zealand’s security, trade, and economy. Foreign aid is not just some sort of expense account nor is it just about assisting countries in need. It is about doing our part in the world with our allies to build stability and unity in such an unstable world - it is about investing in New Zealand’s future. This will take us back decades in foreign affairs and have reverberations that the National Party has either naively disregarded, or worse, have no ability to comprehend.

The latest 1News Verian poll results 👇

Almost exactly three years ago, I committed that National would secure a free trade deal with India within our first term if elected. And today, we finalised the deal, which comes into force next month. It is exciting to think of how many businesses will grow as a result of this FTA, and then consider what that means for them, for the people who work for them, and for the country as a whole. It means more opportunities for exporters, stronger growth for businesses, and more jobs and higher incomes for New Zealand.