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Labour to meet first with NZ First today
Which way will Winston Peters and NZ First jump?
Which way will Winston Peters and NZ First jump?
NZ First leader confirms he expects changes concerning foreign ownership.
COMMENT: It's all about trust and respect.
Winston Peters finally speaks up about coalition talks.
Angie Warren-Clark heads to Parliament as a Labour list MP.
Winston Peters is sticking with the party's deadline to make a decision by Thursday.
Massey University's Claire Robinson suggests this was far from a change election.
MMP has a major problem - it's killing off the minor parties, writes Bryce Edwards.
The Labour-Green bloc has picked up two extra seats and National has lost two.
What are the lessons today's players can learn from NZ's first MMP coalition agreement?
The three options New Zealand faces.
Angie Warren-Clark is a seat away from Parliament. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Jacinda Ardern says she expects Labour or the Greens to pick up at least one extra seat.
James Shaw says possible coalition talks with National are 'noise and no signal'.
EDITORIAL: Winston Peters has no reason to rush the negotiations to form a government.
NZ First's caucus will meet tomorrow ahead of opening talks with leaders of major parties.
OPINION: If I was Jacinda Ardern, I'd find the quickest way to bolt from coalition..
There was an incident with a knife, new babies and shades of Harry Potter for our new MPs.
Jacinda Ardern details what it's like to be nominated for the party leadership.
Peters attacked reports suggesting he was out for revenge against figures in National.
Peters reveals seven or eight on team - but that's all he's prepared to give away so far.
Northland-based deputy Kelvin Davis to spearhead negotiations with NZ First.
Social Credit candidate says his tally of 30 votes doesn't match early results.
Labour's Maori caucus have met as a group after routing the Maori Party from Parliament.
Kelvin Davis said he was happy to cede the deputy Prime Minister role if required.
Labour does not plan to hold three-way talks with NZ First and the Greens.
COMMENT: A grand coalition of National and Labour would be better than going with Peters.
Choosing teams for coalition talks with NZ First sets in train the jockeying for power.
English says Peters is branded as a "maverick" - but Peters doesn't appreciate the title.