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National’s Napier and Tukituki candidates 'thrilled', but downplay list rankings
Both Katie Nimon and Catherine Wedd have ranked highly on National's party list.
Both Katie Nimon and Catherine Wedd have ranked highly on National's party list.
Labour wants the policy in place by 2025.
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Te Pāti Māori Waikato-Tainui candidate at No 4 on Party list
It comes as another National politician struggles with his spelling.
Opinion: Chris Hipkins' announcement given an epic wall-to-wall trashing.
OPINION: The 53rd Parliament is begging for dissolution.
Senior Minister also reveals racism in campaign already worst in his four terms.
Good Pākehā Samaritans have taken a stand against racism.
'There’s never been an election where the main polling companies have got it wrong'.
The idea of split parental leave is a good one - but NZ can do better, say experts.
OPINION: National's main climate policy is to repeal Labour's.
OPINION: The two will say and do anything to get your vote this election.
National has also promised to build a Northwestern Busway, starting in 4-10 years.
OPINION: Adapting and innovating has formed the foundation of our standard of living.
Labour's former Revenue spokesman will only say he 'supports' the policy.
OPINION: The sharks are the Greens and NZ First, who are ripping voters off Labour.
OPINION: Michael Wood and Kiri Allan would have been the obvious new leadership team.
OPINION: Plus letters on outward migration, vaping, platitudes, billboards, and justice.
Labour's lift to the abatement threshold does not account for inflation.
National is keen on Labour's new policy for parental leave - if it can afford it.
Willis said she will not take defamation action against Robertson.
OPINION: Will the two main parties ever learn to fill the sails of purpose and hope?
It comes as reported cases and hospitalisations have been trending up in past two weeks.
The poll of 1012 people was conducted online between July 31 and August 7.
OPINION: The average shopper is unlikely to see any real change in supermarket prices.
Labour confused the years in which the policy would apply.
Removing GST won't help families enough, says the Child Poverty Action Group.
Removing GST from fruit and veges could save families up to $4 per week.
Labour's tax promises would cost about $3.4 billion over four years.