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We should be careful of accepting any political party which claims to support 'business'
OPINION: Rob Campbell looks at the business of government.
OPINION: Rob Campbell looks at the business of government.
OPINION: NZ First does not hold the balance of power in the previously understood sense.
National's Chris Bishop, NZ First's Shane Jones seen in Wellington hotel as talks go on.
What big gains will Act and NZ First be seeking to score in negotiations with National?
Political panel gets rough and ready over Treaty and Chlöe.
Willie Jackson has hit out over a proposed referendum which would reinterpret the Treaty.
Bolger says Act's Treaty call has zero chance.
Accountant rings alarm bells over National's proposal to end depreciation deductibility.
OPINION: Also in today's wrap: Peters' petulance continues; closest races set for recount.
The groundwork’s been laid for a deal between National, Act and New Zealand First.
The parties who will form the next government plan to scrap the Maori Health Authority.
The Labour MP is nervous about Act’s proposed Treaty referendum getting the go-ahead.
Seymour says their frosty relationship 'hasn't changed', but they can work together.
The energy sector is poised for a reversal of the oil and gas exploration ban.
The NZ First leader spoke today at his party's Port Waikato byelection campaign launch.
Act has said it wants to get rid of the Ministry for Pacific Peoples.
Labour merely adopted intellectual rigour and capacity that was provided by Te Pāti Māori.
The byelection was sparked by the sudden death of Act Party candidate Neil Christensen.
OPINION: Seymour and Peters are putting on a show of shelving campaign grievances.
'We don't want this to string out': Luxon says on coalition negotiations.
The final results will force National and Act to work with NZ First.
The special votes may be counted - but machinations of the General Election are not over.
The final count of special votes has come in three weeks after election night.
One veteran National MP is on the cusp of not getting back in.
OPINION: Suddenly, National thinks the new Grocery Commissioner should be given a chance.
OPINION: Could Winston Peters demand to be Deputy Prime Minister?
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”.