Acting up: Seymour's attack on Winston Peters, Greens
David Seymour's scathing attack on Winston Peters and the Greens.
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Controls over foreign ownership and slashing immigration will hurt NZ, says Geoff Barnett.
Ardern upbeat but 'inheriting a lot of problems'
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Barry Soper: Winston Peters drove a hard bargain
Comment: The NZ First and Greens deals came at a fairly hefty cost to Labour.
Audrey Young: Legendary tale of new leader just grows
Comment: More wanted change than not and the numbers don't lie.
New Prime Minister in waiting Jacinda Ardern: 'This is an exciting day'
Jacinda Ardern opened her first press conference as NZ's Prime Minister-elect.
Focus: Voters react to new coalition
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Bill English was gracious in defeat, while David Seymour has a dire warning for Labour.
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The Big Read: Winston Peters the Kingmaker
Winston Peters is the longest-serving MP, coming to Parliament after a court challenge.
Kiwis react to new government announcement
New Zealanders took to Twitter to express their views on Peters' announcement.
It's Labour! Jacinda Ardern will be next PM
Winston Peters offered deputy PM role, while Greens deal involves posts outside Cabinet.
Bill English takes hard road back to Opposition
Bill English will take his party on the hard road back to the Opposition benches.
Stardust victory: The incredible rise of Jacinda Ardern
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MP did not disclose links, OIA documents confirm
Documents released show Yang also worked in Australian Parliament on foreign affairs.
Watch live: Winston Peters announces NZ's new Govt
Watch live as Winston Peters makes history.
Focus: Peters in the hotseat
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Live: Final scramble - English won't rule out deal tweaks
National leader Bill English speaks to media ahead of a meeting with all of his MPs.
In Winston's words: Timeline for a decision
How has Winston Peters' position on when an announcement will be made shifted?
Live: Tomorrow's the day!
New Zealand First will be in a position tomorrow afternoon to make an announcement.
Young on Peters: One offer good, two offers can get complicated
COMMENT: Which ever party takes power, NZ First could expect a deal to help it survive.
Soper: Conspiracy never far from Peters
COMMENT: Wellington we have a problem, was the call last night.
Peters, Ardern and English in secret talks
Peters met with English and Ardern soon after the board meeting ended without a decision.
Peters in secret meetings with English, Ardern
Winston Peters is holding secret meetings with Bill English and Jacinda Ardern tonight.
Live: Winston Peters - there is still work to be done
Peters said further discussions were needed with the leaders of both parties.
Police release Bill English audio tape
Police have released audio where he recalls a conversation with former MP Todd Barclay.
Labour's not a 'lapdog': Jacinda Ardern
The large parties are not 'victims' in the negotiation process: Ardern.
Barry Soper: Will there be an announcement today?
COMMENT:There's nothing more frustrating for a political observer than reading tea leaves.