WELLINGTON: New Zealanders will go to the polls on September 23 in an election set to be dominated by the economy and the need for stable government, Prime Minister Bill English said Wednesday.

English, who took over as leader in the South Pacific nation in December following the shock resignation of his predecessor John Key, will seek a fourth term for the conservative National Party-led coalition.

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