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Key backs $900-a-week subsidy for English home
John Key has backed Bill English's $900-a-week accommodation subsidy for his $1.2 million home in Karori.
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English defends subsidies
Finance Minister Bill English is defending taxpayers paying more than $900 a week for his $1.2 million family home in Wellington.
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Key to unveil youth unemployment policies
Mr Key tells the National Party conference the Government faces difficult economic times and a 'challenge of high and rising youth unemployment'.
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MPs' $4.1m travel expenses made public
Phil Goff runs up biggest MP expenses bill in just released list of who is spending what in Parliament.
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NZ can catch Australia: Brash
Taskforce chairman Don Brash is confident New Zealand can close the gap with Australian levels of productivity and income by 2025.
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Treasury head denies speech a call for job cuts
John Whitehead says his speech calling for a shake-up in the public service should not be read as a call for wholesale job cuts.