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MPs declare allegiance to King as Parliament opens
The first of two ceremonies to open Parliament takes place on Tuesday.
The MPs will declare their allegiance to the King and elect a Speaker.
But Te Pāti Māori - who have organised today's… Audio
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Law professor sees awkward path ahead if Luxon appoints two deputy prime ministers
Allowing the role of deputy prime minister to be shared could cause problems in the event the prime minister is unexpectedly unable to act, Andrew Geddis says. Audio
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Coalition talks focus on deputy PM role
We're into the 19th day of coalition negotiations as National, ACT and New Zealand First seek to form the next government, and talks are now down to ministerial allocations between the three parties.
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What if political donations were reined in?
What would happen if only voters - not unions or businesses - could donate to political parties? A plan to do exactly that exists, if the government wants to try it.
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Pasifika community in for a 'rough ride' under new government - academic
None of the parties likely to be in government have Pasifika MPs, and ACT had said it wants to get rid of the Ministry for Pacific Peoples.
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Analysis: Why we still don't know who the new government will be
It is odds on that Christopher Luxon and his resurgent National Party will lead the new government but who will join him and in what capacity remains undecided, writes Andrew Geddis.
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2023 election results analysed by law professor Andrew Geddis
Audio 15 Oct 2023With 100 percent of the preliminary votes counted, National and ACT are on track to form the next Government.
The special votes are yet to be counted, but we know New Zealand First is back in… Audio
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The Week in Politics: What the polls are telling us
Analysis - If the polls are right a National-led government will be elected on Saturday, either in coalition with ACT, or as more recent polls indicate ACT and New Zealand First, Peter Wilson writes.
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An extra Port Waikato seat in Parliament: What you need to know
Opinion - The rules are clear on what happens if a candidate dies during an election campaign, and it could change who will be our next government, but are they out of date?, Andrew Geddis writes.
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Law professor breaks down possibility of hung parliament & election re-do
National's doubling down on its claim there's a "very real and growing possibility" of a hung Parliament and that would mean going back to the polls. Christopher Luxon has defended the comments made… Video, Audio
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'No particular reason' National can't cut deal with NZ First - Jim Bolger
Returning to the campaign trail now and National is sounding the alarm warning a second election could be on the cards if forming a coalition govenrment proves too difficult. Leader Christopher has… Video, Audio
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Labour gets no significant donations from business
Since 2021, Labour has received zero substantial donations from business.
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'A good relationship': Luxon bats away possible confidence-only deal from Seymour
National is downplaying the prospect of entering into a confidence-only governing arrangement with the ACT Party. Audio
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ACT leader says confidence-only would be gruelling for National
ACT leader, David Seymour says his party will consider a confidence-only deal if National refuses to co-operate during post-election negotiations.
David Seymour warns a confidence-only deal would be… Audio
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The heart of the deal: Seymour floats confidence-only partnership
ACT's David Seymour says he's considering a new kind of governing arrangement if National refuses to cooperate during post-election negotiations.
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Coalitions, confidence and supply: What you need to know
Explainer - Election campaigns are often strewn with debate over potential coalition or other partnership arrangements - here's how it all works.
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Review body may help establish other wrongful conviction cases, professor says
Andrew Geddis hopes an independent commission aimed at dealing with cases of wrongful conviction will stop cases like Alan Hall's taking decades to rectify.
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Review recommends public electoral rolls become a thing of the past
Audio 27 Jun 2023Private details of voters names and addresses will no longer be available publicly, or be allowed to be sold to third parties, if recommendations by the independent electoral review are adopted. These… Audio
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Behind the story: Mr Lyttle Meets Mr Big
When all other avenues have failed, Mr Big stings can help the police ensnare their suspect - but can their use be justified? Audio
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Behind the story: Mr Lyttle Meets Mr Big
When all other avenues have failed, Mr Big stings can help the police ensnare their suspect - but can their use be justified?
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Electoral system review recommends voting age lowered to 16
The independent panel of experts which considered public submissions on electoral law also recommended a referendum on a longer Parliamentary term. Audio
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Independent panel recommends lowering of voting age
An independent panel of legal experts is recommending lowering the voting age to 16.
The government scrapped plans in March to introduce legislation to the house which would lower the voting age… Audio
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Legal decision 'puts police on notice' about photographing people, association says
A court decision on how police can photograph people in public could dramatically change how officers investigate crime, the Police Association says.
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A constitutional conundrum - or simply a king-size spectacle?
The Coronation this weekend was an historic event that anointed a new head of state for us for the first time in 70 years - and also a made-for-media spectacle that captivated broadcasters. After the… Video, Audio
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A constitutional conundrum - or simply a king-size spectacle?
The Coronation this weekend was an historic event that anointed a new head of state for us for the first time in 70 years - and also a made-for-media spectacle that captivated broadcasters. After the…
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