Right now the NZ First board is meeting to discuss the options on the table for the party, as it considers which of the major parties to go with, Labour or National. This day has been billed as the most important day of these negotiations, but will we get a result?
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The country waits for Winston
The country is still waiting for Winston Peters' decision on which party he will go into coalition with to establish New Zealand's new government.
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Former MP Sandra Lee confident Peters will go with National
Former politician Sandra Lee-Vercoe believes Winston Peters will lean towards a coalition with National.
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Winston will go with Labour- Delamere
Former NZ First MP Tuariki Delamere believes Winston Peters will most likely go with Labour.
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Aotearoa awaits decision on a coalition Government
Winston Peters and his caucus are expected to make a decision today on who his party will work within a coalition government.
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Winston speaks with Labour after meeting National
Winston Peters is in talks with the Labour Party after meeting with National this morning to discuss working with either parties in a coalition government.
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Winston speaks to Pike River Mine families ahead of coalition talks
NZ First leader Winston Peters has spoken to the family members of those lost to the Pike River Mine incident ahead of his talks with National leader Bill English and Labour leader Jacinda Ardern.
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Post-election Peters isn't holding back, throwing shade at Te Ururoa Flavell
NZ First MP Winston Peters has labelled Māori Party Co-Leader Te Ururoa Flavell's politics 'trash' following the party's loss at the election. But Te Ururoa Flavell says Winston's desire to remove references to the treaty will be disastrous for Māori.
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Māori Development portfolio ineffective outside Cabinet- Roihana Nuri
A political commentator predicts a Māori Development portfolio under a National-NZ First coalition will be tokenistic. The Māori Development portfolio has sat outside of cabinet since 2008.
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Winston Peters still silent on coalition deal
Although Winston Peters failed to win Northland, he will still get to decide the next government of New Zealand.
