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Shaw couldn’t be counted on during Census fiasco
Prime Minister in denial on economy
Meat prices drive increase in overall food price index
Government can’t continue to ignore biotech
National 2020 candidate selection process begins
Slight dip in retail card spending
From rock star to rock bottom economy
Tell them to go home, Prime Minister
Minister fails children with complex needs
Labour’s latest broken promise: light rail to Mt Roskill
Fall in visitor arrivals from Asia
Net migration remains around 50,000
PHARMAC’s flatlining funding by stealth
Longer waiting times for majority of visa categories
Government policy on referenda a mess
Government infrastructure hole slowing economy
Green Party holding Wellington’s councils to ransom
Regional polytechs to lose autonomy and jobs
Decriminalisation of drugs by stealth law passes
Fees-free flop to fund polytech merger
OCR cut brings sobering economic news
Victims neglected by Govt’s soft on crime agenda
Government plays fast and loose with electoral law
Government attempting to ban whitebaiting
Select Committee failing to assess submissions
Polytech reforms grab community cash
More children in benefit dependent households
Minimum wage rise boosts private sector pay rates
Unemployment falls to 11-year low
TEC warns polytechnic reforms will fail with extreme impact
Ombudsman leaves Minister with nowhere to hide
Children most in need miss out on learning support
Rushed cancer announcement underwhelming
Petition launched to stop Labour’s car tax
Report signals warning over success of buyback
Government not delivering on social housing
Consumers also feeling grim about economy
Farming, forestry, and fishing most risky for injury
Stats NZ misses another Census deadline
Government’s reforms devastating for SIT
Jobs and polytechs gone in Government’s reforms
MPs told Meningitis vaccines were always available
Wagner launches Arts, Culture & Heritage survey
Questions still hang over water quality review
School camps and outdoor education at risk
KiwiSaver Bill one step closer to law
Elephant in room keeps getting bigger
Bridges thanks Guy, announces minor reshuffle

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