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Act’s pledge to abolish cultural reports are racist and inhumane - law lecturer
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Editorial: Labour whips up a tax stew with two months to go
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National sends signal to Act it won’t dump gun register; Act says it’s negotiable
Labour seeks to drive a wedge between National and Act over gun register.
Act's David Seymour jokes TV journalist was 'blazed' during 'tense' interview
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Ngarimu Blair: Kāinga Ora's Greys Ave living is not black and white for our whānau
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'A gutsful': The politics over youth crime, the numbers and what would make a difference
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Act promises to ‘stop work’ on wasteful projects on day one
Act promises to wield axe on day one, cutting public service jobs.
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Editorial: Familiar roads to an uncertain destination
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New Zealand’s message to China in new defence strategy - not a 'path to war'
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Winston Peters on why he’s attracting more Māori to his campaign
Winston Peters says Māori are coming to his party because he talks straight.
Matthew Hooton: Act will demand meaty roles, not morsels, in a coalition with National
OPINION: Act expects meaty portfolios for its senior ministers, rather than rats and mice.
David Seymour clarifies Act’s ‘ruling out’ of NZ First
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Don Brash: For heaven’s sake, leave GST alone
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Rob Campbell: Will the big political issue be law and order - or the bigger picture?
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Election 2023: How small business feels about the parties
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