Election 2005 News

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National's tax policy will fire up election campaign

<EM>Editorial:</EM> Attack the fees, not the debts

Brash's $70m student loan vote bid

Nats confirm student loans policy

Brash leaned toward troop involvement

National pledges inquiry into Peter Ellis sex abuse case

The creeping cost of indirect taxes

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> Indirect taxation

Government to push through planning law changes

<EM>Garth George:</EM> Tax take shows Labour is simply scaremongering

<EM>Fran O'Sullivan:</EM> Election is now Clark's to lose

Instant fines mooted for cannabis

Brash pledges health and education spending review

Why not copy Ireland on tax, asks Key

Public-sector 'waste' a myth says Cullen

Labour to campaign with pledge cards

Grey Power cheers for PM

<EM>Editorial:</EM> Funding root of problem

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> Cash on hand

Rate rebate features on new Labour pledge card

Bonhomie and jellybeans trotted out for students

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> The surplus

National pins election hopes on tax policies

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> Net worth

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> Spending

Clark says campaign will test opponents' credibility

Hide merciless in pushing strategic vote

Labour may return Ching to party list

National looks at vouchers for private surgery

<EM>Editorial:</EM> Time to fix date, once and for all

<EM>Guy Body:</EM> Tax cuts debate

<EM>Colin James:</EM> National may be better off losing this election

I'm optimistic, Clark says after grim polls

Tax cut debate could swing election result

National's&nbsp;tax policy will fire up election campaign

<EM>Editorial:</EM> Attack the fees, not the debts

Brash's $70m student loan&nbsp;vote bid

Nats confirm student loans policy

Brash leaned toward troop involvement

National pledges inquiry into Peter Ellis sex abuse case

The creeping cost of indirect taxes

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> Indirect taxation

Government to push through planning law changes

<EM>Garth George:</EM> Tax take shows Labour is simply scaremongering

<EM>Fran O'Sullivan:</EM> Election is now Clark's to lose

Instant fines mooted for cannabis

Brash pledges&nbsp;health and&nbsp;education spending review

Why not copy Ireland on tax, asks Key

Public-sector 'waste' a myth says Cullen

Labour to campaign with pledge cards

Grey Power cheers for PM

<EM>Editorial:</EM> Funding root of problem

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> Cash on hand

Rate rebate features on new Labour pledge card

Bonhomie and jellybeans trotted out for students

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> The surplus

National pins election hopes on tax policies

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> Net worth

<EM>Tax policy:</EM> Spending

Clark says campaign will test opponents' credibility

Hide merciless in pushing strategic vote

Labour may return Ching to party list

National looks at vouchers for private surgery&nbsp;

<EM>Editorial:</EM> Time to fix date, once and for all

<EM>Guy Body:</EM> Tax cuts debate

<EM>Colin James:</EM> National may be better off losing this election

I'm optimistic, Clark says after grim polls

Tax cut debate could swing election result

National's tax policy will fire up election campaign

Brash's $70m student loan vote bid

Brash pledges health and education spending review

National looks at vouchers for private surgery