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Post-election 2017 analysis

Staff Reporter
Wed, 27 Sep 2017

NBR View's Susan Wood speaks to political historian Michael Bassett and NBR political editor Rob Hosking.

It's all over bar the doubting. Originally posted Thur 28 Sep, click the headline to read.

Order Paper: Election 2017 will probably be remembered as the end of the first MMP era. What will a post-Winston MMP era will look like? Originally posted Thur 28 Sep, click the headline to read.

The NZ First leader spent the vast majority of his press conference insulting reporters. Originally posted Wed 27 Sep, click the headline to read.

The Property Institute says the election impact on the property market can already be largely predicted despite coalition negotiations under way. Originally posted Wed 27 Sep, click the headline to read.

Electoral Commission releases booth-by-booth data, allowing you to see how people in your neighbourhood voted. Originally posted Wed 27 Sep, click the headline to read.

Opinion: Rodney Hide says the electoral system makes winners of losers. Originally posted Wed 27 Sep, click the headline to read.

Political Roundup: It’s not only the media and party co-leaders expressing regret about the Maori Party’s demise. Originally posted Wed 27 Sep, click the headline to read.

Both Paula Bennett and Kelvin Davis say they would be prepared to let Winston Peters become the Deputy Prime Minister. Originally posted Tue 26 Sep, click the headline to read.

For many, perhaps most, of the Green Party members, all the rhetoric about climate change being the paramount issue of our time is so much, well, hot air. It is a stick to beat the evil Tories with. Originally posted Tue 26 Sep, click the headline to read.

The Greens must turn away from the politics of can't and toward the politics of hope by allying with National. Originally posted Tue 26 Sep, click the headline to read.

Leader David Seymour says the party’s 0.5% was a frustrating election result. Originally posted Mon 25 Sep, click the headline to read.

The Labour leader says she expects to contact NZ First over the next couple of days. Originally posted Mon 25 Sep, click the headline to read.

The Labour rout leaves Maori without an independent voice in Parliament. Originally posted Mon 25 Sep, click the headline to read.

And is it a realistic option? Originally posted Mon 25 Sep, click the headline to read.

Everyone seems to be preparing for a National-NZ First coalition government. Originally posted Mon 25 Sep, click the headline to read.

If Winston chooses the cross benches option, will this parliament last until 2020? Originally posted Mon 25 Sep, click the headline to read.

"We need more rich pricks to step up and say we care." Originally posted Sun 24 Sep, click the headline to read.

Why the NZ First leader is more likely to go with National than a red-green-black coalition. Originally posted Sun 24 Sep, click the headline to read.

"I won't be giving any answers tonight or tomorrow," says Winston Peters, who sits in the familiar position of kingmaker. Some 380,000 special votes are still to be counted. Originally posted Sun 24 Sep, click the headline to read.

Expectations and pundits defied. And dogs. Lots of dogs. Originally posted Sun 24 Sep, click the headline to read.

Bonus: Watch Simon Dallow interview Prime Minister Bill English and leader of the opposition Jacinda Ardern prior to September 23 2017.

Originally posted Sep 19 2017.

Originally posted Sep 7 2017.

Staff Reporter
Wed, 27 Sep 2017
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