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National’s Nicola Willis hints at policy around research and development tax incentive, Labour’s Barbara Edmonds says not making KiwiSaver employee contributions compulsory means people have flexibility to contribute as they can
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National’s Nicola Willis hints at policy around research and development tax incentive, Labour’s Barbara Edmonds says not making KiwiSaver employee contributions compulsory means people have flexibility to contribute as they can
Leader David Seymour says ACT's list a 'true representation of NZ society', with three new candidates ahead of sitting MPs
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Leader David Seymour says ACT's list a 'true representation of NZ society', with three new candidates ahead of sitting MPs
Natalia Albert says we're thinking about the public service in the wrong ways, perhaps we need an engineer rather than consultants to figure out its future
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Natalia Albert says we're thinking about the public service in the wrong ways, perhaps we need an engineer rather than consultants to figure out its future
Taxpayers' Union-Curia poll shows Labour slumping to its lowest result since July 2024, Coalition able to form government as Opportunity fails to meet 5% Parliamentary threshold
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Taxpayers' Union-Curia poll shows Labour slumping to its lowest result since July 2024, Coalition able to form government as Opportunity fails to meet 5% Parliamentary threshold
Fresh from its Western Australia triumph, how will One Nation do in the eastern trenches?
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Fresh from its Western Australia triumph, how will One Nation do in the eastern trenches?
Everybody wants to go to heaven (but nobody wants to die)
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Everybody wants to go to heaven (but nobody wants to die)
Former Financial Markets Authority chairman Craig Stobo unveiled as a NZ First candidate, looking forward to 'speaking freely on issues of public importance'
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Former Financial Markets Authority chairman Craig Stobo unveiled as a NZ First candidate, looking forward to 'speaking freely on issues of public importance'
Work towards the Government introducing a prudential levy, that will tax banks and other entities regulated by the Reserve Bank, continues
Work towards the Government introducing a prudential levy, that will tax banks and other entities regulated by the Reserve Bank, continues
National’s Nicola Willis and Labour’s Barbara Edmonds lay out their plans for the economy
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National’s Nicola Willis and Labour’s Barbara Edmonds lay out their plans for the economy
The Opportunity Party's polling above the key 5% MMP threshold. If this holds until the election, who will the party bring to parliament?
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The Opportunity Party's polling above the key 5% MMP threshold. If this holds until the election, who will the party bring to parliament?
The House faces 100-bill logjam as government scrambles to pass legislation before Parliament dissolves
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The House faces 100-bill logjam as government scrambles to pass legislation before Parliament dissolves
Making the world’s labour parties safe for educated middle-class reformers
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Making the world’s labour parties safe for educated middle-class reformers
Natalia Albert falls down a rabbit hole whilst trying to establish how many public houses New Zealand has
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Natalia Albert falls down a rabbit hole whilst trying to establish how many public houses New Zealand has
Mount Albert, Hutt South, Wellington Bays and the Māori seats could be key seats to watch in the November 7 election
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Mount Albert, Hutt South, Wellington Bays and the Māori seats could be key seats to watch in the November 7 election
Former Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson thinks we’re in a more partisan era ‘where the half-life of politicians and policies seems to have got shorter’
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Former Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson thinks we’re in a more partisan era ‘where the half-life of politicians and policies seems to have got shorter’