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Christopher Luxon won't attend Pacific Islands Forum
Carmel Sepuloni and Gerry Brownlee will go in his place.
Carmel Sepuloni and Gerry Brownlee will go in his place.
Indigenous people's rights are not up for interpretation through a referendum, she says.
The three big objections facing the Act Part's plan.
The gang says the policies are “hot air and a waste of taxpayer time and money”.
OPINION: On Friday at 2pm, Kiwis will find out the final results of the October election.
The final count of election votes will be revealed on Friday.
Prime Minister-elect Christoper Luxon is standing fast on no Treaty referendum.
She believes Pākeha have also benefited from the Treaty.
The final and full election result is due to be released on Friday afternoon.
Plus, a cryptic text from Winston Peters as speculation grows over coalition discussions.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has been given ample reason this week to tread carefully.
Judge Frances Eivers believes 'a criminal response is not a solution'.
The Act leader wants the Monetary Policy Committee gone and the inflation target reduced.
Change will not be made while same voices are heard around the table: Cr Angela Dalton.
Labour MP said he's “decided to hang around for a while”.
A new Government always leads to a shift in the balance of property power.
OPINION: A solid foundation for the new Government.
Negotiations are progressing - what do the parties want?
Luxon and Seymour will be integral in determining where New Zealand heads next.
OPINION: Politicians come and go, they have their moments in the sun then usually fade.
National will open Labour's closet, revealing the skeletons inside.
It's been a week filled with election news.
Bottom lines, priorities, and leverage - who holds the cards and how will they be played?
Credit rating agency wary of National's plan for NZ's water infrastructure.
Shane Jones is challenging the notion that only the Māori version of the Treaty matters.
With so much focus on the All Blacks, what about the best of NZ's politicians?
OPINION: National's list has fallen victim to its unexpected success in the electorates.
Advance voting starts in just over three weeks and polling day is November 25.
How much parties, candidates and lobby groups shelled out to show up in your feeds.
As audiences go online so has political advertising, and it's a million-dollar enterprise.