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Seymour and Peters meet for second time at Parliament
ACT leader David Seymour has met with New Zealand First leader Winston Peters for another ten-minute meeting at New Zealand First's temporary offices.
On Thursday, it was Peters visiting ACT's… Audio
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'Going to see a man about a horse': Seymour meets with Peters again
There's been a short second meeting between the leaders of the two parties negotiating to form a government with National as momentum builds towards a final deal.
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ACT and NZ First leaders meet at Parliament for first time since election
Work to form the next government has taken a big leap forward, with ACT's David Seymour and New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters meeting at Parliament.
It was the first time the two leaders have… Audio
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Winston Peters, David Seymour meet at Parliament
The leaders of New Zealand First and ACT have briefly met, in a significant breakthrough in negotiations for the next government.
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Parliament a hive of activity as government negotiations continue
There's a real sense of momentum at Parliament today with a meeting between the three parties negotiating to become the government, imminent. It's been a hive of activity with leaders, caucus members… Audio
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'Speed is of the essence', says Peters as coalition talks continue
The leaders of National, ACT, and New Zealand First are all at Parliament, and there are signals a meeting between all three could happen sooner rather than later.
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Coalition talks: NZ First and ACT meet
RNZ understand the chiefs of staff from both parties met this afternoon in Wellington - Darroch Ball for New Zealand First and Andrew Ketels from ACT.
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Jewish community centre vandalised
An Auckland Jewish community centre's fence has been vandalised overnight, with an attempt to set it on fire.
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'Zero' chance of ACT's treaty referendum surviving negotiations - Former National PM
Former National Party Prime Minister Jim Bolger is putting ACT's chances of getting referendum on the Treaty of Waitangi at zero.
ACT has staunchly lobbied for a constitutional rewrite - calling for… Audio
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'It won't and shouldn't happen' - Jim Bolger on ACT's Treaty referendum
A former National prime minister says the ACT party has "zero" chance of getting a referendum on the Treaty of Waitangi through government negotiations.
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Māori 'will go to war' over ACT's Treaty referendum, Labour MPs warn
Top Labour MP Willie Jackson says he does not want any disruption, but Māori have told him they will do whatever must be done to stop a referendum on the Treaty of Waitangi.
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Human Rights Commission warns leaders over choice of words when speaking about Israel-Gaza conflict
The Human Rights Commission is warning political and community leaders about their choice of words when speaking about the Israeli-Gaza conflict.
ACT leader David Seymour has accused Green MP Chlöe… Audio
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Swarbrick defends 'river to the sea' chant used at pro-Palestine rally
David Seymour has accused Chlöe Swarbrick of repeating a pro-Hamas statement, but the Green MP dismissed the criticism as a "purposeful distraction". Audio
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ACT leader accuses Green MP of repeating a pro-Hamas statement
ACT leader David Seymour is accusing Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick of repeating a pro-Hamas statement - saying her words have 'a dark meaning.'
At a pro-Palestine rally in Auckland Chlöe Swarbrick used… Audio
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Chlöe Swarbrick on phrase she used at pro-Palestine event
ACT's leader David Seymour and the Jewish Council of New Zealand are asking Green Party MP Chlöe Swarbrick to explain herself after she used a sentence some say is anti-Semitic.
At a pro-Palestinian… Audio
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The foreign affairs puzzle facing New Zealand's new government
Analysis - New Zealand's new government will need to hit the ground running on foreign affairs, Geoffrey Miller writes.
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Winston Peters back in the driver’s seat for coalition negotiations
Opinion - Here go again. As he was in 1996 and 2017, Peters is in the veto position, holding the "balance of responsibility" and central to forming a government, Richard Shaw writes.
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New government getting closer, but Peters staying tight lipped
New Zealand is edging ever closer to a new government, according to those negotiating its make-up. ACT's leader David Seymour says talks are progressing well and a draft agreement with National is… Audio
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National and ACT getting close to draft agreement - Seymour
ACT leader David Seymour says National, ACT and NZ First are "going to have to work together, as per the results of the will of the people". Audio
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ACT leader David Seymour on government talks
New Zealand First will hold their first caucus meeting on Monday which could push talks to form a government up a gear.
National and ACT had the barest majority on election night but the picture… Audio
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Referendum on Te Tiriti would be 'divisive and unhelpful' - Luxon
ACT's proposed Treaty referendum would be "divisive and unhelpful", National leader Christopher Luxon says. Audio
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Focus on relationship between Seymour and Peters as talks begin
Negotiations to form the next Government will ramp up on Monday, now that more than half a million special votes have been counted, and the final shape of the next Parliament is known.
There are a… Audio
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NZ First to play critical role in forming government
Negotiations to form the next National-led government will step up a notch on Monday, with all parties hoping to lock in a deal as soon as possible.
Those involved will likely be grappling with… Audio
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ACT's Brooke van Velden on progress of coalition talks
To politics now - and New Zealand First leader Winston Peters plans to meet face to face with ACT leader David Seymour as their two parties hold coalition talks with the National Party. On Friday the… Audio
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Peters pledges to meet Seymour, who says 'the door is open'
New Zealand First leader was at Port Waikato by-election campaign launch but said, "I'm not going to talk about the coalition."
