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Plan needed to get NZ out of recession and avoid $50,000 debt per household
Government continues to dismiss and conceal
33,000 people have joined dole queue
Urgent additional support needed for hospitality sector
Time to return international students back to NZ
Some indicators pick up as New Zealand moves out of lockdown
Release legal advice
Gun buyback scheme not worth money spent
Govt needs to save sport and recreation in NZ
Farmers need to be heard not patronised
Responsible Government needed to manage economy through crisis
Beef cattle numbers up as prices rise
Katie Nimon National’s candidate in Napier
Most open and transparent Government ever?
Who’s rolling dice?
New Zealand trade after COVID-19 outbreak – 6 May update
Unemployment rate at 4.2 percent in March quarter
Covid Committee summonses Solicitor General
Speech to BusinessNZ: Getting NZ moving
National would get New Zealand working again
Marriage falling out of favour
New home consents down from 45-year high
Job numbers hold steady in March
Police resources tied up in illegal community checkpoints
ERC to focus on education, health and sport
Government should urgently clarify Transmission Gully rumours
1000 people a day losing jobs
Fish and Game review chance to re-focus
Longer lockdown risks long term social harm
Auckland Transport must commit to flyover
Hamish Campbell National’s candidate in Wigram
No way to run a Government
Small businesses need cash flow not cheap debt
More overseas people selling than buying homes
Home transfers hibernate during lockdown
More support and clarity needed for education at Level 2
COVID-19 lockdown and labour market statistics for March and June 2020 quarters
Māori and beneficiary households feel greatest impact from higher cigarette prices
More certainty needed to save Air NZ jobs
New Zealand trade after COVID-19 outbreak – 29 April update
Kiwifruit gives March exports a golden glow
Landlords and small businesses need help too
Yes debt was low, but it’s path out that counts
ERC to focus on small businesses, frontline services
Health Ministry in dark on close contacts
Don’t turn your back on creative arts sector
Builders need clarity before picking up their hammers
Mental health funding needs to be spent faster