
'Avoid speculation': Winston Peters makes quiet return to Wellington
The NZ First leader is avoiding media ahead of the special vote count.
The NZ First leader is avoiding media ahead of the special vote count.
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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.
Kiri Allan is the latest ex-MP to start her own lobbying firm.
Meanwhile, Luxon presided over a celebratory caucus meeting.
But the senior Labour MP is not committing to staying in Parliament for a full term.
Labour MPs have been discussing the party's future today.
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The former National leader had some advice for Christopher Luxon.
Labour's caucus is meeting and it is expected Hipkins will discuss his position.
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The National leader is negotiating the same way former leaders did.
Labour MPs meet today to farewell departing colleagues and discuss Hipkins' future.
National will need to appease both Act and NZ First.
The electorate where it got the largest preliminary support got just under 1200 votes.
The Greens will keep on fighting for people and the planet, new MP says.
NZ First knows it needs to deliver for its anti-Covid response constituency.
The perks include a three-month salary.
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Inside NZ First coalition talks and lessons insiders say Christopher Luxon needs to learn.
OPINION: Labour won the pandemic war, but did not know how to win the peace that followed.
It was a blue wave across the country, with significant gains for the minor parties.
Some candidates scraped together just a meagre handful of votes.
Final election results in three weeks’ time will determine what the Government looks like.
Former mayors, farmers among the diverse new faces on track to enter Parliament.
In one of the biggest election upsets, Tamatha Paul is well ahead in Wellington Central.