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National reveals Budget details
Big improvements needed in ferry services
National kicks off Red Tape Roadshow
Prime Minister must reinstate services at Lumsden
Baby born roadside shows need for maternity unit
Budget must live up to its own hype
Serious crime up across country
Speech: Prepared for Northern Regional Conference
Fees-free scheme takes another hit
Exports to China top $15 billion as appetite for meat grows
High levels of exports continue in April
Minister’s decision making process non-existent
PM breaks another commitment on early intervention
More people missing out on doctors visits due to cost
Multiple strike days planned for five weeks
Robertson concedes defeat on budget rules
Govt votes down harsher penalties for drug crims
Unsold KiwiBuild homes should have taxpayers worried
Surge in public support for roadside drug testing
Gun buyback may have already started
Robertson in dark on economic slowdown
Inquiry called into Northland Meningitis outbreak delays
Retail spending holds up in March
Urgent action, not consultation needed on Kauri Dieback
National supports Climate Change Bill, but with major concerns
Prime Minister and Minister of Finance need to help resolve strikes
Speech – International Affairs Discussion Document Launch
National ensuring foreign policy delivers for Kiwis
National congratulates PM Scott Morrison
10,000 patients to miss out on elective surgery
People who like cars aren’t fascists, Minister
Fees-free a flop from start
Government must fund family violence programme
Electricity prices retreat from recent high
Twyford has learnt nothing
ECan climate change emergency not answer
New taxes aren’t transport solution Wellington wants
Fees-free flop today – polytechnics tomorrow
Wellbeing changes all talk
10,000 Kiwis leaving for greener pastures
Finance Minister announces fees-free flop
Business Partnership Agenda broken links and broken promises
Net migration provisionally at 56,100
March guest nights lack last Easter’s lift
Visitor arrivals dip down in March
Peters’ big mouth is harming Kiwi businesses
Roadside drug testing petition re-opens
Government needs to take ‘shadow crime’ seriously

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