
Peters departs milestone meeting; Seymour calls it short but 'wonderful'
The milestone meeting has happened, but talks could still carry on for days.
The milestone meeting has happened, but talks could still carry on for days.
It is understood that a meeting with all three parties is set for Wednesday morning.
OPINION: While Shane Jones talks tough, Winston Peters chooses his words carefully.
NZ First has made supportive remarks about Act's approach to Māori.
However, there have been no sightings of Winston Peters today.
Luxon refused to say if National would deliver the tax package it campaigned on.
OPINION: A Blue/Yellow/Black coalition — where will the cards fall on climate change.
Christopher Luxon's Apec deadline draws closer with only days left.
OPINION: National's plan to tackle gangs is remarkably simple. But there are fishhooks.
Casey Costello met Winston Peters after a demonstration at Parliament.
OPINION: It's a beautiful thing to behold, the blossoming Peters-Seymour relationship.
OPINION: Act and NZ First don't have the heft to torpedo National's centrepiece policy.
Three-way coalition handshake 80 per cent there, says Act leader.
OPINION: And why Labour was right to stick with Chris Hipkins.
The NZ First leader says he will not support Act's referendum call - but wants changes.
Jones says it is anathema to how NZ First believes the country and Māori should develop.
Deputy political editor Thomas Coughlan answers your questions.
OPINION: Rob Campbell looks at the business of government.
What big gains will Act and NZ First be seeking to score in negotiations with National?
Accountant rings alarm bells over National's proposal to end depreciation deductibility.
OPINION: Also in today's wrap: Peters' petulance continues; closest races set for recount.
To date, the leaders of Act and NZ First haven't spoken.
The parties who will form the next government plan to scrap the Maori Health Authority.
Seymour says their frosty relationship 'hasn't changed', but they can work together.
The energy sector is poised for a reversal of the oil and gas exploration ban.
The NZ First leader spoke today at his party's Port Waikato byelection campaign launch.
Act has said it wants to get rid of the Ministry for Pacific Peoples.
The byelection was sparked by the sudden death of Act Party candidate Neil Christensen.
Another week of big stories covered by the NZ Herald podcast team.
OPINION: And the other tasks new Government needs to get to work on.