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Omicron outbreak: Grant Robertson stands by MIQ shutdown delay
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Derek Cheng: Ardern's awkward start to 'bang for buck' Singapore trip
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Grant Robertson shoots back at Adrian Orr inflation comments
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Simon Wilson: What qualities Auckland needs in new mayor
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PM's message on first trip abroad since Covid hit: We're open
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National wants Auditor-General to look at mental health spending
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