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The card would be a loyalty card and a debit card issued by a bank.
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Peters attacks senior public servant
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Ports plan cost 'significant': Peters
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Peters to call in lawyers in super saga
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Ardern, English in game of chicken over Peters
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New twist to Winston Peters' pension woes
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Beehive knew about Peters' super woes
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Majority of Kiwis back Labour's water tax
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Peters reveals he was overpaid superannuation
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Seymour says English 'toadying' to Winston
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