Labour has fallen 5 percentage points to 43 while National has climbed one percent to 43 in the latest Colmar Brunton poll.
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A week of political highs and lows
It's been a week of political highs and lows with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern blindsided by claims of sexual assault at a Young Labour camp and the National Party reshuffle.
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Maniapoto-Tainui iwi duo new National Party leadership
After two ballot rounds, Ngati Maniapoto's Simon Bridges was elected as leader of the National Party and Tainui's Paula Bennett, who had one opponent contesting her position who Bridges would not name, was elected as deputy.
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Govt restricts 90-day trials through Employment Law changes
The Government has announced 14 employment law reforms, the majority being roll-backs to changes made by the previous Government and a total of four new proposals.
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Māori Ministers and their portfolio allocations
The allocation of portfolios to Māori MPs has been announced today, with Nanaia Mahuta and Kelvin Davis to take prominent ministerial roles.
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Coalition agreement officially signed
The agreement between Labour and New Zealand First has been announced and it is full of lollies. From a manned re-entry to Pike River, to the foreign ownership, all the way to a Winston Peters classic, a SuperGold card.
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Peters set to sign coalition agreement
It is predicted that Winston Peters will stand as the Deputy Prime Minister for New Zealand and the Foreign Affairs Minister.
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Winston Peters' decision was about leaving a legacy- Tuariki Delamere
With Labour now leading the country Political Commentator Tuariki Delamere discusses the outcomes of the election negotiations.
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Rereātea- Midday News Bytes 20 October
Our Rereātea Online News Team brings you a breakdown of the latest news of the day, live from the Māori Television newsroom.
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Lack of support for NZ First stance on Māori seats
New Zealand First continues to advocate for a full referendum on the Māori seats. Peters says even though that goal hasn’t yet been achieved, their stance on the issue is still the same.
