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Labour MP said he's “decided to hang around for a while”.
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Commenters point out PM's office confirmed day after the attack it had received the email.
Coalition of Māori leaders reject Te Pāti Māori demand
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Party’s police spokesperson says ban for gang facial tattoos is on the cards.
Act questions National's tax commitment as negotiations drag on
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'No military solution': NZ calls for humanitarian pause in fighting in Gaza
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Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says Māori voters had a 'negative experience'
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Robert MacCulloch: New thinking is required to take NZ forward
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Christopher Luxon speaks about forming a strong government
Prime Minister-elect Christopher Luxon speaks about forming a strong government and his experience at the Chelsea Sugar factory. Video / Alyse Wright
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Simon Wilson: What's the real reason Labour did so little?
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Government's ban on new fossil-fuel power plants questioned
Officials questioned the need to ban something that was unlikely to happen anyway.
'Negotiate everything vote by vote': Seymour's coalition warning revisited
Luxon and Seymour will be integral in determining where New Zealand heads next.
Post-election convention sees NZ Govt lose voice on Middle East conflict
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The new Government wants to reveal the skeletons in the old Government’s closet
National will open Labour's closet, revealing the skeletons inside.
How Te Pāti Māori caused two of the biggest election upsets
Be prepared for more of a shake-up in Parliament, new MPs say.
Former MP Kiri Allan starts new life chapter, plans to write book
'It's going to be a yarn,' Allan said.
Beehive Diaries: Old hands set up Luxon's new office amid Labour’s nervous wait
Meanwhile, Labour’s Camilla Belich has a nervous wait ahead.
One week on from the election – what next for National-led coalition?
It's been a week filled with election news.
S&P: Ditching Three Waters could downgrade councils’ credit ratings
Credit rating agency wary of National's plan for NZ's water infrastructure.
Post-election deals: Priorities and bottom lines, where National might be pushed
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Talk about the Treaty - Finlayson suggests a way to do it
Shane Jones is challenging the notion that only the Māori version of the Treaty matters.
Thomas Coughlan: Labour’s soul searching - drums beat for David Parker
Cool heads urge caution as Labour licks wounds after election thrashing.
Andrew Little on his exit, Labour's chances of avoiding implosion in Opposition
Andrew Little says Labour lost Auckland and the election followed.
Audrey Young: Nats' 'father of the House' could be turfed out
OPINION: National's list has fallen victim to its unexpected success in the electorates.
Concern over lack of NZ political response to Israel-Hamas war
“It’s not something we can afford to remain quiet on.”
Labour won’t stand a candidate in ‘unwinnable’ Port Waikato byelection
Advance voting starts in just over three weeks and polling day is November 25.
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Waikato region MPs share their goals for the coming term.
'No meme unposted': Politics popularity has become a battle for social media
As audiences go online so has political advertising, and it's a million-dollar enterprise.
Outrage over Māori lecturer comparing NZ colonisation with Israel-Palestine conflict
A complaint about Māori and Palestine reveals two wildly different narratives.
Spies warn New Zealand companies are targets in global tech battle
The NZSIS and the Five Eyes warn Kiwi tech firms could be targets.