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By Mariner Fagaiava  Labour’s red wave crashed over Aotearoa in 2020 and in 2023, the tide washed out. National and ACT are certain to form a coalition government, but they may need New Zealand First on current numbers. What’s in it for Pacific peoples? Broadcaster and commentator Mariner Fagaiava analyses the election result.  - Air New Zealand boss turned National leader Christopher Luxon will be flying high this morning. He’s in the pilot seat and will become New Zealand’s 42nd prime minister.

New Zealand has voted for change and granted National Party leader Christopher Luxon the Prime Minister’s office but with a nervous wait ahead before he wi

With 100% of places reporting (but specials still to come) there is a strong mandate for change. The three parties campaigning to change the Government got over 54% of the vote and the three pro-Government parties got 40%. In terms of seats it is 69 to 52. So the CR has gained 26 seats and

The incoming prime minister says he has spoken to ACT Party leader David Seymour twice and will work with him "in a constructive way".

OPINION: Letters on sewerage system, Watercare, All Blacks and vinyl.