Tax cuts for all, but rich fiddlers may not smile
Prime Minister John Key has heralded a sock-it-to-the-rich approach towards those who fiddle with their tax liability by sheltering income in trusts and companies.
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Mixed reaction to KiwiRail spend
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$750m over three years to bulk up KiwiRail
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<i>Chris Finlayson:</i> Shared governance of healthy river at heart of Treaty deal
Chris Finlayson writes on how the Waikato River Settlement Act benefits the whole nation.
Tuhoe veto followed parks advice
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Bad news predicted for health spending
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<i>Matt McCarten</i>: Brown's hope as Hide bulldozes public opinion
Banks' strategists are going to have a hard time getting media to believe their political spin from now on.