Prime Minister John Key is set to lead New Zealand for a third consecutive term after his National Party won 48% of the vote in Saturday's election. Official results show Mr. Key's party will likely end up with 61 seats in a 121-member Parliament. While the National Party may be able to govern alone with those numbers, Mr. Key said he stood ready to work with like-minded parties, and that he'd be talking to his current coalition parties over the next few days. "People could see the country was headed in the right direction and they rewarded us," the former investment banker said in a televised interview Saturday ... (full story)