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Analysis: Why we still don't know who the new government will be
It is odds on that Christopher Luxon and his resurgent National Party will lead the new government but who will join him and in what capacity remains undecided, writes Andrew Geddis.
【小资料】MMP制度下,Port Waikato选区补选意味着什么?
由于行动党在Port Waikato选区候选人Neil Christensen离世,因此该选区将进行补选。现任总理Chris Hipkins已经确认补选日期在11月25日。奥塔哥大学法学教授Andrew Geddis就补选相关情况进行了讲解。
An extra Port Waikato seat in Parliament: What you need to know
Opinion - The rules are clear on what happens if a candidate dies during an election campaign, and it could change who will be our next government, but are they out of date?, Andrew Geddis writes.
Prisoner voting rights: Some half-hearted victory song
Opinion - The Electoral (Registration of Sentenced Prisoners) Bill's final passage through the House partially erases a stain on New Zealand's democratic system, writes Andrew Geddis.
'Evil' mosque attacks could lead to change in terror law
Opinion - New Zealand's Prime Minister has already publicly called this evil by its true name, but how will we respond as a society, asks Andrew Geddis.
What you can - or can't - say about the Speaker
Opinion - Say what you want about an MP - if you think you can rely on their political sense and what they think the public will tolerate, writes Andrew Geddis Audio
Ross v Bridges: Nothing to be won, and a whole lot to be lost
Opinion - Many questions over the National Party's $100k donation still need to be answered, but the battle being waged is harmful for New Zealand Politics, writes Andrew Geddis.
Politicians seek different narratives at RNZ hearing
Opinion - Both sides of Parliament were looking for a smoking gun in RNZ's comments at today's select committee hearing, but only found a steaming water-pistol, writes Andrew Geddis.
Crack out the cliches, it's the MP and the media boss
Opinion - Outside of National's caucus room, there will be two sets of people glad to see Carol Hirschfeld and Clare Curran caught up in a political whirlwind, Andrew Geddis writes.
Secret court case: 'Anathema to...fairness'
Opinion - A High Court hearing was this week shut off to everyone, including media - something even the judge calls "anathema to the fundamental concepts of fairness," writes Andrew Geddis.
'Waka jumping' law a cost to democracy
Opinion - A commitment from the new government to reintroduce the anti-party hopping law puts too much power in hands of party leaders, writes Andrew Geddis
The haunting of Murray McCully
The skeleton emerging from National's closet may say 'baa' not 'boo', but it's still a scary prospect for the party a week out from the election, Andrew Geddis writes.