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NZ First pushed for Auckland to be in level 1 tonight
Treasury estimates that having Auckland at level 2 costs the economy $100m a week.
Treasury estimates that having Auckland at level 2 costs the economy $100m a week.
Returning travellers were also unable to book further ahead than November.
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NSW and Northern Territory will welcome Kiwi travellers - with no quarantine required.
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Both major parties have promised to repeal and replace the RMA during the next term.
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National's leader was keen to keep the momentum from her debate with Ardern going.
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Promises covered gender neutral bathrooms in every school and a Kate Sheppard statue.
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The interview on Q&A featured tense exchanges between Peters and TVNZ's Jack Tame. Video / TVNZ