Winston Peters arrives at the Cordis hotel with an update on how coalition talks are tracking. Video / NZ Herald

No estimate for when deal will be struck, Auckland ranks among top 3 most expensive cities for rent in the whole world, MetService issues rain warnings for top of the South and lower North Island and abuse for call centres have reached unprecedented levels. Video / Envato / Gettyimages / NZHerald

Act Party leader David Seymour speaks about how coalition plans are going on his way into the Cordis Hotel. Video / NZ Herald

Winston Peters gives an update on coalition talks while leaving the Cordis Hotel. Video / NZ Herald

Three election candidates officially apply for a judicial recount but what would a recount mean? Video/ NZ Herald

David Seymour speaks to media after the final election results are revealed, his opinion on Winston Peters and what may happen in the coming weeks in negotiations with NZ First. Video / NZ Herald

NZ Herald data journalist Julia Gabel explains all you need to know about special votes ahead of release to the public on November 3. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister-elect Christopher Luxon speaks about forming a strong government and his experience at the Chelsea Sugar factory. Video / Alyse Wright

Cabinet Minister Andrew Little speaks about his decision to retire. Video / Mark Mitchell

Green Party co-leaders James Shaw and Marama Davidson speak to the media and welcome their new caucus to Parliament Video / Mark Mitchell

The All Blacks play Argentina in their semifinal on Saturday, there are still 567,000 special votes to count and new speed cameras in Auckland that calculate the average speed between two cameras. Video / NZ Herald

David Seymour discusses his thoughts around the Treaty of Waitangi. Video / Whakaata Māori

More than half a million special votes still being counted, up to 13 million litres of sewage still overflowing into Auckland's waterways. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister-elect Christopher Luxon to start building new government, Seymour says Act owes Kiwis big time, after its election result and Netanyahu has vowed to "demolish Hamas", after deadly attack. Video / NZ Herald

Christopher Luxon's family feed media gathered outside their house during last night's election. Video / Corey Fleming

NZ Herald Focus breaks down the main political parties' major policies - compiling all you need to know. In the fifth of our limited series, we look at what could be done for our infrastructure sector. Video / NZ Herald

NZ Herald journalists Claire Trevett, Shayne Currie and Liam Dann interview Chris Hipkins on why he should get the Prime Minister of New Zealand job. Video/ NZ Herald

Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks about New Zealand's economy and our growth opportunities. Video / NZ Herald

ACT's David Seymour announces landlords and tenants policy. Video / NZ Herald

Labour MP Ibrahim Omer discusses wealth tax during a recent debate. Video / Thomas Coughlan

Christopher Luxon speaks to the media after a tour of the Southern Spars factory in Auckland. Video / NZ Herald

Labour Party leader talks to media in Mt Albert about the party's priorities for women.

National leader talks to media on the campaign trail.

National leader Christopher Luxon announced a Nationa-led government will start a second Mt Victoria tunnel in its first term. Video / Mark Mitchell

National leader Christopher Luxon reacts to Labour ruling out the possibility of a coalition with NZ First. Video / NZHerald

Chris Hipkins has ruled out any chance of a coalition with NZ First, stating that they “are a force for instability and chaos”. Video / NZHerald

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins answers questions about foreign interference in our election. Video / Mark Mitchell

Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins officially announces party's paid parental leave policy. Video / Mark Mitchell

The moment missing 2-year-old Williow is reunited with her family, demolition begins at Waiwera Thermal Resort, plus mixed reviews on Labour’s latest election promise. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says he is waiting on a business plan for Auckland Light rail, despite $100m already spent. Video / Mark Mitchell