New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has boarded his party's campaign bus, as he tours the country electioneering.
A spokesperson says the bus with the slogan "Back Your Future" written on the side will spend the next four weeks visiting towns and cities.
Peters held a public meeting in Pukekohe in Auckland this morning and will be in Hamilton this afternoon.
New Zealand First held its convention and launched its election campaign in mid-July.
Peters announced a new commitment to frontline police and an immigration reset at the campaign launch in Auckland on 19 July.
Peters at the NZ First campaign launch Photo: RNZ / Cole Eastham-Farrelly
He committed to 1000 new frontline sworn officers over the next three years and a cap of 15,000 immigrants - limited to highly-skilled workers - a year, if re-elected.
Peters used his campaign launch speech at his party's convention in Auckland to attack National, Labour and the Greens and lay out his party's achievements.