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Special votes: Official General Election result is declared – what happens now?
The special votes may be counted - but machinations of the General Election are not over.
The special votes may be counted - but machinations of the General Election are not over.
The final count of special votes has come in three weeks after election night.
Explore the election outcome with the Herald’s interactive election graphics & charts.
One veteran National MP is on the cusp of not getting back in.
The how, when and why of the special vote process.
OPINION: Suddenly, National thinks the new Grocery Commissioner should be given a chance.
OPINION: Sick leave, skills shortage and infrastructure failings need to be cured, fast.
David Moore says Nat's planned gang patch policy won't work.
OPINION: Could Winston Peters demand to be Deputy Prime Minister?
Hamilton City Council has reallocated Ryan Hamilton's portfolios.
The three big objections facing the Act Part's plan.
The gang says the policies are “hot air and a waste of taxpayer time and money”.
"We haven’t seen the improvements we would have liked to have seen," an executive said.
OPINION: On Friday at 2pm, Kiwis will find out the final results of the October election.
Luxon reportedly advised Bishop the language used was 'strong' and emotions were high.
The final count of election votes will be revealed on Friday.
Prime Minister-elect Christoper Luxon is standing fast on no Treaty referendum.
OPINION: Kenny Rogers is enjoying a post-election comeback in the Tai Tōkerau pubs.
OPINION: Tackling crime in Opposition is easy - in government, less so.
With coalition negotiations still ongoing, the PM-elect had to make a tough decision.
OPINION: Luxon will be challenged by things he cannot control.
Plus, a cryptic text from Winston Peters as speculation grows over coalition discussions.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has been given ample reason this week to tread carefully.
Judge Frances Eivers believes 'a criminal response is not a solution'.
The Act leader wants the Monetary Policy Committee gone and the inflation target reduced.
The Rugby World Cup final offers a more clear-cut method of finding a winner.
Change will not be made while same voices are heard around the table: Cr Angela Dalton.
A new Government always leads to a shift in the balance of property power.
OPINION: A solid foundation for the new Government.
OPINION: We saw a mass rejection of the Labour Party a few weeks back.