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Winston Peters' bad behaviour overshadowing Christopher Luxon, David Seymour- Audrey Young - Vimarsana News

Winston Peters' bad behaviour overshadowing Christopher Luxon, David Seymour- Audrey Young

OPINION There are some people who are never happy - even when they win. A particular friend of mine who bets on the horses is more miserable when he wins...

Opinion: Should government departments be giving contracts to lobbying firms? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Should government departments be giving contracts to lobbying firms?

OPINION Is it a problem that lobbying firms are being given contracts by government departments? Such firms, who assist private businesses and vested...

Wellington.Scoop » Merger of Wairarapa's three councils "inevitable" - Vimarsana News

Wellington.Scoop » Merger of Wairarapa's three councils "inevitable"

Scoop Wellington provides news and views from Wellington, New Zealand

New Zealand joining AUKUS more likely after elections bring conservatives to power - Vimarsana News

New Zealand joining AUKUS more likely after elections bring conservatives to power

Chris Luxon, the leader of the National Party and New Zealand’s likely next prime minister, has sounded more open to joining the AUKUS Pillar 2 technology initiative than the Labour party was.

National expects confidential coalition talks, Peters not likely to negotiate until special votes counted - Vimarsana News

National expects confidential coalition talks, Peters not likely to negotiate until special votes counted

Nicola Willis says National is intent on getting a governing arrangement together, while a former NZ First MP says Winston Peters is not likely to enter negotiations until special votes are counted.

Source: rnz.co.nz