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Outgoing NZ First MP: People want change
Two former NZ First MPs say it makes sense to side with Labour.
Two former NZ First MPs say it makes sense to side with Labour.
Peters said the process had been far more complex than he had originally thought.
What options does NZ First have to help form the next Government, and what does each mean?
COMMENT: Winston Peters has broken his promise to New Zealand.
The crucial NZ First meeting will be held on Monday.
COMMENT:Coalition talks paranoia was such that staff were too petrified to talk to anyone.
COMMENT: Winston Peters could become a mere footnote to the 2017 election.
Comment: The decision will be made by a group of 21 MPs and party officials.
The following are recent reasons a Labour-led government could be NZ First's best choice.
No other party has a problem with publicising who's on their board.
Peters said the board members had a right to privacy.
Here are ten items that suggest Winston Peters will be inclined to choose National.
Who sits on the board that will agree upon the next Government?
Another day of negotiations gets under way in Wellington.
A lesson Winston Peters learned starring in a teabag ad 17 years ago is coming in handy.
Green Party members could be asked to approve a deal on Government today.
The Greens have no choice but to march to NZ First leader Winston Peters' tune.
If the Labour leader was hoping to bump into Winston Peters she'd be sorely disappointed
COMMENT: Why Peters can't expect to get the top job this time.
NZ First leader says 'logistical things' behind deadline extension.
Which way will Winston Peters and NZ First jump?
NZ First leader confirms he expects changes concerning foreign ownership.
17 of the 20 electorates NZ First did best in are safe National seats in the regions.
COMMENT: It's all about trust and respect.
Winston Peters isn't saying much but foreign ownership of NZ land is no-brainer in talks.
Winston Peters finally speaks up about coalition talks.
Angie Warren-Clark heads to Parliament as a Labour list MP.
Audrey Young looks at the nine MPs and what ministerial jobs might suit them.
Winston Peters is sticking with the party's deadline to make a decision by Thursday.
Winston Peters is "where we need him", independence group says.