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Economic growth slowing under Coalition Government
Homebuyers shouldn’t be competing with Kāinga Ora
Prime Minister breaks promise for early intervention
Cities in fear of gangs shows need for new Bill
NZ First funding decisions should be audited
Government failing vulnerable New Zealanders
Bridges thanks outgoing MPs, announces reshuffle
Dowie won’t contest Invercargill in 2020
Government still playing catch up on Measles
Govt lost sight of point of firearms changes
Government dragging heels on coronavirus
Government is failing to deliver on vaping
Government needs to speed up Milford Road repairs
Taxpayers shouldn’t be left with Ihumātao bill
Community rallies for Woodend Bypass
Poor return for extra Government spending
Southland businesses facing enormous costs
Economy creating more beneficiaries than jobs
Resilient Southlanders working together in emergency
National rules out working with NZ First
New Zealand biggest loser in innovation rankings
Kicking stadium can down road
Further screening needed as outbreak ramps up
Labour forgets there is life beyond city limits
More help needed to protect students from coronavirus
Government needs to act on Kiwis in Wuhan
Government dusts off National’s plan, two years too late
Yet another violent gang incident
Children deserve a better future, not a life of crime
Government needs to brings Kiwis home
More coal & higher power prices due to Govt policy
What Govt should be doing with coronavirus
Government needs to front up on coronavirus
Labour can’t deliver infrastructure
More victims of serious assault under Government
Small business suffers as consumers think twice
More crime and more victims under this Government
Rents and fuel driving up cost of living
15,000 more kids in benefit dependent homes
Government failing to get Kiwis back into work
Government slow to take action on new coronavirus
Petition launched to prevent fishing ban
Twyford’s light rail predictions can’t be trusted
Why isn’t New Zealand represented?
Giving lines companies priority in an emergency
No sign of an enduring deal for Ihumātao
Shane Jones forestry affair gets even murkier
Govt should let Whānau Ora get on with job