
Seymour talks Finance Minister role with Luxon; Swarbrick met Wong for beer
Serious negotiations will begin after all the votes are counted, Seymour said.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The former minister is back at Parliament. Video / Mark Mitchell
Neither party looks set to answer key questions hanging over them since the election.
An earlier refusal to address her past involvement led to speculation.
There is no need for haste when it comes to Chris Hipkins' leadership.
He conceded Hutt South to Ginny Andersen after 12 years as an MP.
Mark Mitchell won Whangaparāoa by 15,368 votes, the biggest raw margin.
One MP was up-front that he wasn't happy.
Taine Randell and Alfred Ngaro arrived at Parliament for their induction. Video / Mark Mitchell
Finance Minister Nicola Willis is leaving Parliament and her successor is not yet clear.
The incoming Opportunity caucus arrived at Parliament for the first time this morning.
Qiulae Wong and her MPs speak to media as they meet for the first time in Wellington as focus turns to potential coalition deals. Video / Mark Mitchell
The Greens' party vote in the Māori seats skyrocketed by more than 50,000 votes
Sam Uffindell has held the Tauranga electorate since the 2022 byelection.
The party won't name two anonymous people who could steer coalition talks.
OPINION: Opportunity could lift the right bloc's majority to eight or nine seats.
Asian representation is likely to hold at 11 MPs, matching the previous term.
National's leader says coalition talks won't start until official results are confirmed.
Commentators say both Luxon and Hipkins could be rolled as party leaders.
Thomas Coughlan and Katie Bradford discuss the election result and what's next.
Act and NZ First have both increased their party vote share since 2023.
ANALYSIS: What we know from the preliminary results and how the specials might shift them.
The winners and losers across the city's electorates.
Opportunity appears to have made history and is likely to enter Parliament.
Kiwis lamented an economy 'in ruins', no jobs, sky-high cost of living and no solutions.
Leader Winston Peters is keeping his mouth shut until he sees the official count.