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Minimum wage increase will cost jobs, hurt SMEs
Backdown but no apology from Te Papa
Highways to get major funding boost under National
National will deliver better public transport
Delivering infrastructure faster and cheaper
National will build up our construction sector
National will replace Resource Management Act
National wants cyclists to stay in their lane
Fiscal hole National predicted all along
National congratulates PM Boris Johnson
Catherine Chu National’s candidate in Port Hills
Positive step for Waiheke Island public transport
Bill pulled to provide insurance claimants more certainty
National will improve Māori health outcomes
National will deliver more frontline mental health services
National will give certainty to ACC claimants
National will deliver first-class care for seniors
National will deliver high-quality care for women
National will explore ways to simplify health system
National will improve care for eyes, teeth and ears
National will invest in quality healthcare
Govt thumbs nose at strengthening terrorism law
Govt delivers deficits, broken promises, weaker economy
Law passes to speed up dog control cases
Petition launched to fast-track second Mt Victoria tunnel
Jake Bezzant National’s new candidate in Upper Harbour
Rents up again as Government’s poor policies bite
Low business confidence, less Christmas cheer
Government now ignoring West Coast on health
Six thousand fewer elective surgeries
Government takes wasteful spending to a new level
No representation for Napier on Hawke’s Bay DHB
PM has serious questions to answer about Faafoi
Iain Lees-Galloway away in clouds on detail
Minister failing to give farmers facts
Labour covering NZ First’s shady dealings
Reserve Bank decision will further slow economy
Government fuel tax hikes pump $565m out of Kiwis
Kiwis overwhelmingly reject Labour’s car tax
Time for action on vaping regulation
Court action looming over State Integrated Schools
ECE Action Plan just a plan to write another plan
More data breaches at Arts, Culture & Heritage Ministry
Russia remains Peters’ blind spot
Mana in Mahi target mysteriously disappears
Government’s year of data breaches
Government – first class at PR, third rate at delivery
Business as usual from Labour underwhelming