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'Strong, productive, unified': Luxon sworn in as PM
The new coalition Government will be sworn into office today.
The new coalition Government will be sworn into office today.
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A coalition deal will be signed today and a Government sworn in next week.
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The milestone meeting has happened, but talks could still carry on for days.
The milestone meeting has happened, but talks could still carry on for days.
List of secured creditors released with deed names those claiming money including IRD.
NZ First has made supportive remarks about Act's approach to Māori.
However, there have been no sightings of Winston Peters today.
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Act has said it wants to get rid of the Ministry for Pacific Peoples.
The report makes it clear the Government 'is not good at dealing with those people'.