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<i>Brian Fallow: </i> Alan Bollard's photocopy OCR
Brian Fallow: This morning's interest rate decision for the Reserve Bank is almost a photocopy of the last one on December 10.
Brian Fallow: This morning's interest rate decision for the Reserve Bank is almost a photocopy of the last one on December 10.
The Transport Agency has this week announced yet another route change for its $1.15 billion Waterview motorway project.
The economy's prospects look a lot brighter in the Treasury's latest forecasts than they did when it was preparing the Budget in April.
Prime Minister John Key says there is "light at the end of the tunnel", after half-yearly accounts painted a better picture than the Budget.
Treasury says NZ has come through the financial crisis in better shape than most of its traditional trading partners.
TVNZ's charter is to be repealed in a move commentators say will end its public broadcaster role and turn it into a Govt "cash cow".
Free trips for pensioners on Waiheke Island ferries are under review because they are costing the SuperGold Card scheme too much.
Rules requiring ministers to keep their self-drive cars in their electorates were not to benefit Bill English, the Prime Minister said today.
John Key ushered through a special rule change so Bill English could keep his taxpayer-funded self-drive car in Wellington rather than Dipton.