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Opposition will keep Govt on its toes
As the largest party in the new Parliament, the Opposition should be effective.
As the largest party in the new Parliament, the Opposition should be effective.
At least four Green MPs are tipped to be considering going for the leadership job.
Comment: The dangers of following blind ideology will open a massive Pandora's box.
Today is the final day for the trolleys, with the network being switched off tonight.
Across all electorates, National Party voters were least inclined to split their votes.
OPINION: A few thoughts on the week that was.
COMMENT: The new Government may have a greater sense of unity than National is banking on.
OPINION: The Greens are making the most of their first chance to be part of a government.
The Greens are in Government for the first time in the party's history.
Defeated private member's bill may yet get another chance to become law.
Green co-leader James Shaw gets together with Winston Peters and hands him a gift.
Students are celebrating after NZ First wins a student loans write-off in priority areas.
Climate change action has emerged a winner in just-signed coalition deals.
National is far from powerless in Opposition.
Labour and Green leaders reject reports that the proposed Kermadec sanctuary is dead.
Jacinda Ardern gives new meaning to Labour weekend, spending it organising her government.
COMMENT: New Govt is now only four days old - and there's already some winners and losers.
Incoming government to address failures of market economy.
Gayford said he was excited for the world to see Ardern's talents: "She's just beginning."
What could a change of government mean for New Zealand's environment and science sectors?
Stardust that was falling thick and fast around Jacinda Ardern has still to settle.
What the world is saying of New Zealand's new government announcement.
Bill English was gracious in defeat, while David Seymour has a dire warning for Labour.
NZ First's MPs are meeting to decide, but it's not known when they'll reach a conclusion.
COMMENT: Winston Peters has broken his promise to New Zealand.
The strongest and weakest electorates for the Green Party in the 2017 election
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.
Labour overtook National in the party vote in 14 seats to reclaim much of its turf.
NZ First leader says 'logistical things' behind deadline extension.