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Focus: Decision night winners and losers
Jacinda Ardern will be New Zealand's next Prime Minister but who really won when New Zealand First decided to back Labour.
Jacinda Ardern will be New Zealand's next Prime Minister but who really won when New Zealand First decided to back Labour.
Students, young families and low income workers are set to get more in the pocket.
Controls over foreign ownership and slashing immigration will hurt NZ, says Geoff Barnett.
Former PM Helen Clark is confident the new incoming coalition government will work.
Stardust that was falling thick and fast around Jacinda Ardern has still to settle.
Comment: The NZ First and Greens deals came at a fairly hefty cost to Labour.
Comment: More wanted change than not and the numbers don't lie.
Jacinda Ardern opened her first press conference as NZ's Prime Minister-elect.
We talk to punters in an Auckland bar about NZ First's decision to go with Labour
Prime Minister in waiting Jacinda Ardern vows to lead a country we can all be proud of.
Winston Peters is the longest-serving MP, coming to Parliament after a court challenge.
New Zealanders took to Twitter to express their views on Peters' announcement.
Winston Peters offered deputy PM role, while Greens deal involves posts outside Cabinet.
Bill English will take his party on the hard road back to the Opposition benches.
Jacinda Ardern heads to Prime Minister's office at the age of 37.
Documents released show Yang also worked in Australian Parliament on foreign affairs.
Watch live as Winston Peters makes history.
How has Winston Peters' position on when an announcement will be made shifted?
Which way to go? Audrey Young provides some clues.
New Zealand First will be in a position tomorrow afternoon to make an announcement.
COMMENT: Which ever party takes power, NZ First could expect a deal to help it survive.
COMMENT: Wellington we have a problem, was the call last night.
Peters met with English and Ardern soon after the board meeting ended without a decision.
Winston Peters is holding secret meetings with Bill English and Jacinda Ardern tonight.
Peters said further discussions were needed with the leaders of both parties.
Police have released audio where he recalls a conversation with former MP Todd Barclay.
The large parties are not 'victims' in the negotiation process: Ardern.
COMMENT:There's nothing more frustrating for a political observer than reading tea leaves.
National leader Bill English says further talks to finalise a NZ First agreement needed.