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National finance spokeswoman's strong preference is a National-Act coalition.
National’s ‘show me the money’ moment: Benefit spending cuts to drive surplus, lower debt
National will publish a plan today showing how it will cut down the size of government.
Audrey Young: Hipkins finally finds a voice on the Treaty
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Hipkins tells Northland - your roads aren’t up to scratch (and neither were schools or hospitals)
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says North has been underfunded for years.
Chris Hipkins no gamechanger, CEOs say
Chris Hipkins had to inject new purpose into a Cabinet.
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‘Cut the red tape and give firms a break’ - EMA chief executive
The government (after the election) must make it easier for companies to do business.
Business leaders sceptical over Nats’ tax package
CEOs scepticism is not confined to Labour.
Mood of the Boardroom: Finance leaders square off on business issues
There were plenty of laughs despite a sobering outlook at the recent election conference.
Act gains credibility as a partner in National-led government
National will need the support of the Act Party.
Roger Partridge: Where to wield the knife for spending cuts
The size of the core public service should be returned to 2017, at the very least.
Mood of the Boardroom: Automation finds favour
Generative AI tools could see 300 million full-time jobs lost or diminished worldwide
Election 2023: Seymour supports guidance, longer debate on proposed Treaty referendum
National, Act's likely coalition partner, doesn't support having a referendum.
Inside the latest leaders' debate: Which answer went down badly with the audience?
Plus: What happened at the latest Parliament protest?
Mood of the Boardroom: Company CEOs speak out on co-governance
Some 20 per cent believed co-governance is 'wrong and divisive' in survey.
Hipkins ‘angry’ at National’s ‘race-baiting’ - says Māori have most to lose
Hipkins says he refuses to stay silent on the issue and will stand up for Māori rights.
Watch live tomorrow: Mood of the Boardroom – CEOs’ verdict on the Government
New Zealand's top CEO's have their say.
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National leader Chris Luxon says he doesn't know Winston Peters well. Here are 10 things.
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Leaders back on the campaign trail after fiery showdown
16 days to go, Hipkins is visiting Northland and Luxon is in Bay of Plenty.
'Quick to judge': National's Mark Mitchell called out by gang whānau in clash at Parliament
Mitchell refused to apologise for assuming a man was a gang member.
Poll of Polls: National likely to need Peters, chance of needing a second election rises
The chance of National needing Winston Peters grows as election day draws closer
Winston Peters accuses Labour of 'dirt campaign' amidst racism stoush
Peters says his candidate Rob Ballantyne was referring to "the disease of co-governance".
Flood resilience in remote communities boosted with $8.9m in Govt funding
The Govt acknowledged the time its taken to assist Northland's remote communities.
'Chest-beating': Ginny Andersen has another go at Mark Mitchell as campaign enters crunch point
Law and order and fiscal plans take centre stage as campaign enters crunch point.
Who won Newshub leaders’ debate? The verdicts on Hipkins and Luxon
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'9/10': Hipkins comes out firing in second leaders' debate
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The growing role early voting is playing in our elections
Just how important are those overseas voters?
Labour’s fiscal plan ‘not sexy stuff’, but does the job - the question is, do voters believe them
Labour's fiscal plan adds up, but doesn't answer key question.