Luxon and Seymour not commenting on Winston Peters tweets
The next Prime Minister is not commenting on the actions of his possible deputy.
The next Prime Minister is not commenting on the actions of his possible deputy.
The next Government has been warned to deliver a surplus as promised.
OPINION: A solid foundation for the new Government.
OPINION: We saw a mass rejection of the Labour Party a few weeks back.
Negotiations are progressing - what do the parties want?
Statement to the UN also demands international law be followed by both sides.
Luxon is hammering out possible coalition arrangements with NZ First and Act.
The prime minister-designate has visited a sugar factory.
OPINION: Was Labour scared of what would happen if it achieved more in Government?
Why neither the current Government nor the next Government are saying much on the war.
National will open Labour's closet, revealing the skeletons inside.
Be prepared for more of a shake-up in Parliament, new MPs say.
Meanwhile, Labour’s Camilla Belich has a nervous wait ahead.
It's been a week filled with election news.
Bottom lines, priorities, and leverage - who holds the cards and how will they be played?
Shane Jones is challenging the notion that only the Māori version of the Treaty matters.
Cool heads urge caution as Labour licks wounds after election thrashing.
With so much focus on the All Blacks, what about the best of NZ's politicians?
“It’s not something we can afford to remain quiet on.”
Advance voting starts in just over three weeks and polling day is November 25.
A complaint about Māori and Palestine reveals two wildly different narratives.
The NZSIS and the Five Eyes warn Kiwi tech firms could be targets.
OPINION: The economic news has been looking brighter in the past few weeks.
The NZ First leader is avoiding media ahead of the special vote count.
OPINION: Time for a Parliamentary Budget Office?
Fatupaito says the banning of gang patches would take away a 'human right'.
Historic precedent suggests National and Act will need NZ First to govern.
But the co-leaders are uncertain if they will be around for the full term.
Winston Peters remained silent as journalists plied him with questions upon his arrival.
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke's tūpuna, Wiremu Katene, also paved the way for Māori.