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Lizzie Marvelly: Why voting shouldn't be a matter of choice
COMMENT: Peters is the least of our worries - it's time we talked about compulsory voting.
COMMENT: Peters is the least of our worries - it's time we talked about compulsory voting.
COMMENT: National looked desperate in keeping Paula Bennett away from first meeting.
The shape of the next New Zealand parliament hinges on 384,000 special votes - so which way are they likely to fall and how will it affect coalition negotiation talks?
New Zealand's first ever refugee MP, Golriz Ghahraman has faced some extreme online abuse from right wing trolls and pundits.
Comment: The tight timeframe may be impossible but no one wants to upset the kingmaker.
Winston Peters says re-entering the mine is a top priority.
Opinion: When I look at the two teams, I'm reminded of that photo of Donald Trump.
Paul Carrad has known Peters for many years and was part of his negotiating team.
The haste with which Winston Peters is aiming to cut a deal is absurd, says Audrey Young.
Angie Warren-Clark is a seat away from Parliament. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Jacinda Ardern says she expects Labour or the Greens to pick up at least one extra seat.
Winston Peters will meet Bill English in the morning and Jacinda Ardern in the afternoon.
Sir Owen Glenn gave $100,000 to the two main parties parties ahead of the election.
COMMENT: Little to suggest National leader reaching out to Greens' Shaw.
COMMENT: We must strive against the tribalism that pollutes our politics.
COMMENT: Winston Peters probably wants to be on top of the greasy pole.
Peters said he still believed it was possible to deliver a new government by October 12.
Labour leader says she won't sideline the Greens if she can form a government.
Winston Peters confident he can reach his self-imposed deadline.
COMMENT: MMP was always liable to give a small minority party pivotal power.
EDITORIAL: Winston Peters has no reason to rush the negotiations to form a government.
COMMENT: MMP does not give the party with most votes the moral authority to govern.
COMMENT: Winston Peters could bring more than valuable numbers to a new Labour Government.
Winston Peters may put his foot down over free-to-air sport, an old interview suggests.
NZ First's caucus will meet tomorrow ahead of opening talks with leaders of major parties.
The Opportunities Party spent around $35 for every vote it received at the election.
Jacinda Ardern phoned Winston Peters this morning.
"The fallout could come here. It could affect the fishing and all the sea life."
After a weekend snub Winston Peters says he'll call Bill English today.