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Bill English's chief of staff quits
Man often referred to as the most powerful non-elected politician in NZ is quitting.
Man often referred to as the most powerful non-elected politician in NZ is quitting.
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Winston Peters appears in no hurry to get coalition negotiations underway.
NZ First will get three new MPs and farewell five, including Richard Prosser.
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No explicit deadline for an agreement but Parliament must meet on November 23.
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What might happen next and which coalitions are fertile?
Bill English says a National-NZ First government is the most stable option.
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The Prime Minister speaks after Saturday's election
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Bill English says a two party coalition would be more stable.
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James Shaw says "everything is on the table" as coalition talks begin.
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