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‘That’s what a fair economy looks like’: Te Pāti Māori launches election year tax policy, saying 97% of people would pay less income tax while the wealthiest 3% would contribute more
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‘That’s what a fair economy looks like’: Te Pāti Māori launches election year tax policy, saying 97% of people would pay less income tax while the wealthiest 3% would contribute more
Parliamentary spenders: Latest release details MPs' travel and accommodation costs
Can New Zealanders design something better than a system in which the people who came here second always win, and the people who were here first always lose?
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Can New Zealanders design something better than a system in which the people who came here second always win, and the people who were here first always lose?
Te Pāti Māori co-leaders say they will work to deliver a Government led by them, Labour and the Greens as its national council voted to expel MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Tākuta Ferris
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Te Pāti Māori co-leaders say they will work to deliver a Government led by them, Labour and the Greens as its national council voted to expel MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Tākuta Ferris
Turning Te Pāti Māori towards the urban Māori working-class would be an exceedingly dangerous move
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Turning Te Pāti Māori towards the urban Māori working-class would be an exceedingly dangerous move
Companies active in illegal Israeli settlements are getting $323 million from New Zealanders through KiwiSaver and other managed funds, according to research from Mindful Money
Companies active in illegal Israeli settlements are getting $323 million from New Zealanders through KiwiSaver and other managed funds, according to research from Mindful Money
David Seymour got the Treaty Principles debate he wanted but is he winning it?
Te Pāti Māori's leaders say Budget 2024 has little for their people, backing this up with a declaration of independence
Te Pāti Māori's leaders say Budget 2024 has little for their people, backing this up with a declaration of independence
There will be no shortage of dramatic subplots to follow as the election results roll in on Saturday night
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There will be no shortage of dramatic subplots to follow as the election results roll in on Saturday night
Week 2 of the election campaign draws to a close with actual policy announcements and political theatre balancing out
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Week 2 of the election campaign draws to a close with actual policy announcements and political theatre balancing out
Chris Trotter casts his eye over the main political parties' election slogans noting only Te Pāti Māori is offering the electorate the prospect of something entirely new
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Chris Trotter casts his eye over the main political parties' election slogans noting only Te Pāti Māori is offering the electorate the prospect of something entirely new
Maori Party says the age of eligibility for superannuation should not be raised at all and in fact there should be a lower threshold for Maori due to lower life expectancy
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Maori Party says the age of eligibility for superannuation should not be raised at all and in fact there should be a lower threshold for Maori due to lower life expectancy
Party leaders give reaction to the budget, with Act and National saying its spending will push up inflation, the Greens say it is good as far as it goes and Te Pati Maori saying it has missed real opportunities
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Party leaders give reaction to the budget, with Act and National saying its spending will push up inflation, the Greens say it is good as far as it goes and Te Pati Maori saying it has missed real opportunities
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Christopher Luxon fends off friendly-fire from Act by shutting down possibility of forming a coalition with the Māori Party
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Christopher Luxon fends off friendly-fire from Act by shutting down possibility of forming a coalition with the Māori Party
Looking at Te Pāti Māori, Chris Trotter argues that not since Harry Holland’s Labour Party first entered Parliament in 1919 has the Crown been confronted by such an uncompromising threat to the status quo
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Looking at Te Pāti Māori, Chris Trotter argues that not since Harry Holland’s Labour Party first entered Parliament in 1919 has the Crown been confronted by such an uncompromising threat to the status quo