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After a bad poll, the Government needs to find a way to make voters feel happier.
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Spy agency knew China-backed cyber attack targeted former MPs and didn’t tell them
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Ditched: Plans by Government to regulate property managers
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Fast-track consenting gives Northport another door to expansion
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The Prime Minister says he does not need the increase and will donate it to charity.
Politicians face off after poll dismissed as 'fruitcake business'
The poll comes a month before the Government's Budget.