New Zealand's nationalist 'kingmaker' says has not yet contacted National or Labour leadersWELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand First leader Winston Peters said on Monday that he still had not spoken to either major party leader after his small nationalist party was left holding the balance of power in Saturday s indecisive election.  On the same day, Labour leader Jacinda Ardern confirmed she would seek to form a coalition government with NZ First, following the heels of Prime Minister Bill English who had started making overtures to Peters in an election night speech.   I think his chief of staff s talked to my chief of staff... I have yet to have a chance to talk to my colleagues,  Peters told broadcaster One News from his home in the far north. The ruling National Party won the most seats, but failed to secure enough to form government, leaving Peters kingmaker. English has said it could take weeks to form a coalition government, with the uncertainty weighing on the New Zealand dollar, which posted its biggest daily drop in over four months. Peters is a veteran maverick politician who has served as a cabinet minister in both previous National and Labour governments and also said on Sunday talks would take  two to three weeks . While Labour trailed the National Party by around 10 points, under the country s German-style proportional representation it could still form a government if it goes into coalition with the Green Party and NZ First.  My expectation is over the next couple of days to reach out but I haven t done so yet,  Ardern told reporters in Wellington, referring to Peters.  Our job now is to work with what voters delivered us which was an expectation that ...as a bloc that voted against the status quo to see if we can form a stable coalition government.  National secured 58 seats ahead of the 52 seats from the Green Party and Labour, which experienced a surge in popularity under new leader Ardern. That left both still needing NZ First s nine seats to reach the 61 seats required to form a government.  While both National and Labour are expected to adhere to fiscal prudence, they will likely differ on monetary policy, trade and immigration.  Some expect Labour s plans to cut migration and renegotiate some trade policies will hurt two key sources of growth for New Zealand s small, open economy.  There is also some concern about what NZ First will demand in return for its support. Peters has lobbied for more currency intervention by the central bank, which would weigh on the Kiwi, the world s 11th most traded currency. The currency fell 1.19 percent to $0.7254, posting it biggest daily loss since May.  We now wait to find out who is going to form a coalition with NZ First and that may take some weeks,  said Stuart Ive, dealer at OM Financial. A final tally of the results is due on Oct. 7, when  special votes , which make up 15 percent of the total and which include overseas votes, are released. English remains prime minister in the interim. worldnews
new zealand nationalist says yet contacted national labour leaderswellington reuters new zealand first leader winston peters said monday still spoken either major party leader small nationalist party left holding balance power saturday decisive election on day labour leader jacinda order confirmed would seek form coalition government nz first following heels prime minister bill english started making overtures peters election night speech i think chief staff talked chief staff i yet chance talk colleagues peters told broadcaster one news home far north the ruling national party seats failed secure enough form government leaving peters kingmaker english said could take weeks form coalition government uncertainty weighing new zealand dollar posted biggest daily drop four months peters veteran maverick politician served cabinet minister previous national labour governments also said sunday talks would take two three weeks while labour trailed national party around points country proportional representation could still form government goes coalition green party nz first my expectation next couple days reach i done yet order told reporters wellington referring peters our job work voters delivered us expectation bloc voted status quo see form stable coalition government national secured seats ahead seats green party labour experienced surge popularity new leader order that left still needing nz first nine seats reach seats required form government while national labour expected adhere fiscal presence likely differ monetary policy trade immigration some expect labour plans cut migration negotiate trade policies hurt two key sources growth new zealand small open economy there also concern nz first demand return support peters lobbied currency intervention central bank would weigh kiwi world traded currency the currency fell percent posting biggest daily loss since may we wait find going form coalition nz first may take weeks said stuart ive dealer om financial a final tally results due special votes make percent total include overseas votes released english remains prime minister interim worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: New Zealand's nationalist 'kingmaker' says has not yet contacted National or Labour leadersWELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand First leader Winston Peters said on Monday that he still had not spoken to either major party leader after his small nationalist party was left holding the balance of power in Saturday s indecisive election.  On the same day, Labour leader Jacinda Ardern confirmed she would seek to form a coalition government with NZ First, following the heels of Prime Minister Bill English who had started making overtures to Peters in an election night speech.   I think his chief of staff s talked to my chief of staff... I have yet to have a chance to talk to my colleagues,  Peters told broadcaster One News from his home in the far north. The ruling National Party won the most seats, but failed to secure enough to form government, leaving Peters kingmaker. English has said it could take weeks to form a coalition government, with the uncertainty weighing on the New Zealand dollar, which posted its biggest daily drop in over four months. Peters is a veteran maverick politician who has served as a cabinet minister in both previous National and Labour governments and also said on Sunday talks would take  two to three weeks . While Labour trailed the National Party by around 10 points, under the country s German-style proportional representation it could still form a government if it goes into coalition with the Green Party and NZ First.  My expectation is over the next couple of days to reach out but I haven t done so yet,  Ardern told reporters in Wellington, referring to Peters.  Our job now is to work with what voters delivered us which was an expectation that ...as a bloc that voted against the status quo to see if we can form a stable coalition government.  National secured 58 seats ahead of the 52 seats from the Green Party and Labour, which experienced a surge in popularity under new leader Ardern. That left both still needing NZ First s nine seats to reach the 61 seats required to form a government.  While both National and Labour are expected to adhere to fiscal prudence, they will likely differ on monetary policy, trade and immigration.  Some expect Labour s plans to cut migration and renegotiate some trade policies will hurt two key sources of growth for New Zealand s small, open economy.  There is also some concern about what NZ First will demand in return for its support. Peters has lobbied for more currency intervention by the central bank, which would weigh on the Kiwi, the world s 11th most traded currency. The currency fell 1.19 percent to $0.7254, posting it biggest daily loss since May.  We now wait to find out who is going to form a coalition with NZ First and that may take some weeks,  said Stuart Ive, dealer at OM Financial. A final tally of the results is due on Oct. 7, when  special votes , which make up 15 percent of the total and which include overseas votes, are released. English remains prime minister in the interim. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: new zealand nationalist says yet contacted national labour leaderswellington reuters new zealand first leader winston peters said monday still spoken either major party leader small nationalist party left holding balance power saturday decisive election on day labour leader jacinda order confirmed would seek form coalition government nz first following heels prime minister bill english started making overtures peters election night speech i think chief staff talked chief staff i yet chance talk colleagues peters told broadcaster one news home far north the ruling national party seats failed secure enough form government leaving peters kingmaker english said could take weeks form coalition government uncertainty weighing new zealand dollar posted biggest daily drop four months peters veteran maverick politician served cabinet minister previous national labour governments also said sunday talks would take two three weeks while labour trailed national party around points country proportional representation could still form government goes coalition green party nz first my expectation next couple days reach i done yet order told reporters wellington referring peters our job work voters delivered us expectation bloc voted status quo see form stable coalition government national secured seats ahead seats green party labour experienced surge popularity new leader order that left still needing nz first nine seats reach seats required form government while national labour expected adhere fiscal presence likely differ monetary policy trade immigration some expect labour plans cut migration negotiate trade policies hurt two key sources growth new zealand small open economy there also concern nz first demand return support peters lobbied currency intervention central bank would weigh kiwi world traded currency the currency fell percent posting biggest daily loss since may we wait find going form coalition nz first may take weeks said stuart ive dealer om financial a final tally results due special votes make percent total include overseas votes released english remains prime minister interim worldnews