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'Holding NZTA and councils to account': Port Waikato MP on key priorities
Waikato Herald invites MPs to share their thoughts on the next term.
Waikato Herald invites MPs to share their thoughts on the next term.
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Mitchell finally expressed confidence in Coster after several days avoiding the question.
Heated debate saw opposition MPs urge Govt call for 'immediate' ceasefire.
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Chris Hipkins set the tone, labelling the new Government as a 'disgrace'.
Officials warned government would need to find billions in borrowing and 100,000 workers.
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It came as leaders launched into the first Parliamentary debate this term.