Judith Collins has promoted Michael Woodhouse to be her finance spokesman after Simon Bridges rejected the position because of Collins' plan to split the usual finance...
National's caucus elects Shane Reti as its deputy leader
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Gap closes on cannabis referendum but it still fails
Election results: Maori Party gains MP; National MP wants review of tightly-fought electorate
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PM announces new Cabinet - seven new Ministers, Robertson new Deputy PM, Twyford demoted
Kelvin Davis rules himself out as Deputy PM; will stay on as Labour's deputy
'Win-win agreement' - Labour and Greens leaders sign co-operation agreement
Green Party accepts deal with Labour; James Shaw, Marama Davidson to be Ministers
Labour offers Greens deal that includes Ministerial portfolios for co-leaders
New Zealanders say 'yes' to euthanasia - so what happens now?
Cannabis legalisation fails - what happens next
Todd Muller concedes his coup among 'kaleidoscope of issues' leading to defeat
National caucus meets to digest crushing election defeat
Greens and Labour confident a deal can be reached by Friday
Billy Te Kahika quits Advance NZ after election failure
Greens reveal 'constructive' and 'fruitful' talks with Jacinda Ardern's Labour
The cost of the supplied election pens to taxpayers revealed
20 fascinating facts about the 2020 election you might have missed
Collins says she has 'full backing' of caucus after 'sombre' meeting
Jacinda Ardern says Labour's deputy PM will be the deputy leader
New Zealand overtakes the UK's title for the gayest Parliament
Jacinda Ardern meets Greens leaders for first time since election
Aussies hit back after The Australian columnist slams 'inept' Ardern
Spotlight on Wellington: What the election means for Wellington
What went wrong for National and why their Greens wealth tax attacks were a mistake
Election 2020: The 40 diverse new MPs entering Parliament
Opinion: With a mandate to govern alone, Labour must decide what it really stands for
Minor parties plan to keep going after failing to make it into Parliament
