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Jarrod Gilbert: Stuart Nash’s stint as Police Minister short, but not sweet
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He knew the game he was required to play.
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Steve Braunias rediscovers travelling after years of staying home
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Through repeated restructuring, healthcare workers just keep on doing what matters.
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We need a strong government that advises saving, not spending.
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Planning more powerful than trying to predict what will happen.