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National pours cold water on 5-minute shower campaign
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‘Police are seen as fair game’: Assaults on police nearly double
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Calls for National to front up with costings for tax cuts, estimated to be $8.2b
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Hipkins will ‘eventually’ look at tax changes, but issues a warning
The Prime Minister warned tax cuts now would be inflationary.
Govt investing 3.6m to stop land erosion and protect against extreme weather
Ratepayers will be contributing more than $18 million to the ongoing work.
Inflation takes away gains from Labour’s Working for Families package
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Simon Wilson: The insidious climate denialism of Christopher Luxon
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Auckland’s bus driver shortage almost halved
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New law opens door to more research on tax paid, or not paid, by the super rich
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