Audrey Young: What Kelvin Davis wants from Jacinda Ardern
OPINION: Labour's deputy leader has a decision to make as he seeks to make a difference.
OPINION: Labour's deputy leader has a decision to make as he seeks to make a difference.
Jacinda Ardern: "It felt like I was at a wedding because there were so many seats."
"People don't know how to engage, and they didn't feel safe to engage."
Damon Harvey will no longer run for Hastings Mayor. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Editorial: Can Opposition impact on a wildly popular PM and her jubilant House majority?
The parties of the left have a greater goal than coalition and different ways to reach it.
More than $67,000 worth of art was sold at a Labour party fundraiser, records show.
OPINION: These are not talks of equals.
Housing people in motels cost the Govt $83m in the last three months alone.
Businesses need predictability and stability, the chamber said.
Key political experts are backing Kelvin Davis for the role of Deputy Prime Minister.
National says it does not comment about donations to the party.
There were hugs and selfies for the new MPs – but what happened behind the scenes?
The meeting was not the start of any formal negotiations – more of a scene-setter.
National's Chris Bishop and Labour's Ginny Anderson join Newstalk ZB live on air.
New MPs 'humbled' and 'privileged' as they enter Parliament.
The 15 Māori Labour MPs have 'unprecedented opportunity' to deliver for Māori - experts.
OPINION: Labour's big win means it has new borders to defend - and a horde of rookie MPs.
Who are they? They include our first African, Latin American and Sri Lankan MPs.
"We dressed our spectacular leader in a simple and elegant dress and pant combination."
The danger of electoral dominance is becoming your own worst enemy.
Labour leader says she expects to form a Government within three weeks.
Jacinda Ardern has barely had time to savour her historic victory.
One seat flipped to the Greens, one to the Maori Party and 14 to Labour.
It is the closest Labour has been to winning the electorate since the 1993 election.
The Māori Party is back in parliament but they aren't the only Māori representatives.
The Greens are preparing their pitch to be in government with Labour.
Labour's Ginny Andersen has snatched back Hutt South in a rollercoaster of a night.
The final result may be decided by special votes.