Senior Writer·NZ Herald·
28 Oct, 2026 07:31 AM3 mins to read
Act leader David Seymour isn’t measuring any ministerial office drapes before the final vote is counted and post-election talks are underway.
He is also talking up his fiscal credentials and isn’t rubbishing the idea of being Finance Minister.
Just who might hold the country’s purse strings has become an
Source: New Zealand Herald · Derek Cheng
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