There are questions about his mana, but Te Ururoa Flavell tells SAM DUFF it is better to be on the field scoring goals.

Pita Sharples says we need to develop brand New Zealand through projects such as Waka Maori, reports CALLUM VALENTINE

The Maori electorates have taken on a different composition with the Maori Party only winning three seats. NICK GRAY and TENNESSEE MANSFORD report.

Before the election, child poverty hotly-debated.

Election drinking game and anti-National events popular.

TESSA JOHNSTONE looks at challenges facing the 29-year-old language movement.

The Bilingual Leo Pacific Coalition wants official minority status for five Pacific languages, reports KATIE McALISTER.

A Wellington Jewish community leader says some cartoons of John Key with a big nose are offensive, reports GREG FORD.

Maori are over-represented among low-paid workers. VAUGHAN ELDER takes a look at Maori views of the minimum wage.

Our IN DEPTH team finds the Foreshore and Seabed Act repeal may put an end to National’s wedded bliss with electors.

Crown’s treatment of Te Rauparaha ruled a treaty breach.

The election results are done and dusted, but how did the predictions go? PAUL McBETH looks back on what the pundits were saying prior to the only poll that counted.

The dust is settled and National has won the reins of power – PAUL McBETH looks at what they have planned for New Zealand.

NewsWire’s resident political pundit PAUL McBETH joins the chorus of picks for Cabinet places.

Four years after forming, the Maori Party could decide how our next government is formed. HINANO ANDREWS looks at its history.

Current polling has National sleep-walking to victory, but PAUL McBETH’s analysis shows it will be much closer than you think.

Social networks will be used to enrol ‘missing’ voters.