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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon seeking advice on former MP's perks, but probe doesn't extend to current Parliamentarians
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon seeking advice on former MP's perks, but probe doesn't extend to current Parliamentarians
Would the Labour Party’s first policy proposals actually create any jobs?
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Would the Labour Party’s first policy proposals actually create any jobs?
The Labour Party would expand subsidies for New Zealand's video game industry to $33 million a year if elected to government in 2026
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The Labour Party would expand subsidies for New Zealand's video game industry to $33 million a year if elected to government in 2026
The billions spent on NZ’s accommodation supplement is failing to make rent affordable – so what will?
by Guest
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The billions spent on NZ’s accommodation supplement is failing to make rent affordable – so what will?
A reminder the gigantic fossil fuel subsidies around the world need to go, and the true cost of oil, gas and coal be phased in
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A reminder the gigantic fossil fuel subsidies around the world need to go, and the true cost of oil, gas and coal be phased in
Gareth Vaughan on Albo sharpening his elbows for new competition, the search for r*, Mossack & Fonseca go on trial, CBDCs & privacy, Saudi Arabia's megacity
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Gareth Vaughan on Albo sharpening his elbows for new competition, the search for r*, Mossack & Fonseca go on trial, CBDCs & privacy, Saudi Arabia's megacity
Nicola Willis says she is wary of emission subsidies but there are no plans to change the industrial allocation volumes at the moment
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Nicola Willis says she is wary of emission subsidies but there are no plans to change the industrial allocation volumes at the moment
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Labour Party pledging up to $4000 to help people install solar power systems with battery back up on their rooftops
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Labour Party pledging up to $4000 to help people install solar power systems with battery back up on their rooftops
Fonterra gets $90 million from the Government's decarbonisation fund to lower its carbon emissions by the equivalent of 120,000 cars
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Fonterra gets $90 million from the Government's decarbonisation fund to lower its carbon emissions by the equivalent of 120,000 cars
Food prices should fall in 2023, but how can we prepare for more food-price shocks?
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Food prices should fall in 2023, but how can we prepare for more food-price shocks?
Largest drop in new vehicle CO2 emissions since 2006, but not enough to avoid penalties coming in 2025
by Toby Allen
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Largest drop in new vehicle CO2 emissions since 2006, but not enough to avoid penalties coming in 2025
Gareth Vaughan on social distancing & temperature testing in pubs, the potential for no Chinese growth target, a manual for living during a pandemic, fossil fuel subsidies for the poor, SUVs stuck on ships
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Gareth Vaughan on social distancing & temperature testing in pubs, the potential for no Chinese growth target, a manual for living during a pandemic, fossil fuel subsidies for the poor, SUVs stuck on ships
Bernard Hickey argues Infratil and the Wellington Council should take the risk of investing NZ$300 mln to extend the Wellington Airport, not the region's ratepayers and the nation's taxpayers in general
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Bernard Hickey argues Infratil and the Wellington Council should take the risk of investing NZ$300 mln to extend the Wellington Airport, not the region's ratepayers and the nation's taxpayers in general
Bernard Hickey asks why the talkback lines aren't running hot over the NZ$11,700 subsidy paid each year to every one of the Remuera Golf Club's members (including John Key) by Auckland Council ratepayers
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Bernard Hickey asks why the talkback lines aren't running hot over the NZ$11,700 subsidy paid each year to every one of the Remuera Golf Club's members (including John Key) by Auckland Council ratepayers
British farms are 'laughably unprofitable' without subsidies and protection says a UK report claiming EU support measures are the only thing keeping the sector alive
British farms are 'laughably unprofitable' without subsidies and protection says a UK report claiming EU support measures are the only thing keeping the sector alive