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Government and Greens battle over oil exploration
The Green Party is at loggerheads with the Government over deep-sea oil exploration off the coast, which it says is a threat to the country's beaches. The party launched its anti-drilling campaign...
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2013/05/19 02:28
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Inequality up under National
... May 2013 MEDIA STATEMENTInequality up under NationalBill English can try to rewrite history all he likes, but the truth is that inequality is getting worse under National and Thursday’s Budget does...
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2013/05/18 23:29
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National to increase NZ’s debt by $61 billion ove...
Budget numbers reveal our national level of indebtedness will skyrocket by $61 billion over five years, which is an economic ticking time-bomb, says the Green Party. “New Zealand's national debt will...
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2013/05/18 20:00
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NZ businesses target Indonesia
Indonesia holds opportunities for New Zealanders to do hundreds of millions of dollars of new business, says Sir Ken Stevens. The founder of airport baggage handling technology company Glidepath and...
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2013/05/18 08:00
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Free breakfast on the table for schools
Children in the country's lowest decile schools may be offered breakfast five days a week. The Government is looking at increasing a programme which provides breakfast to students at more than 570...
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2013/05/18 05:28
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Pressure for Australia to follow NZ lead
Pressure for Australia to follow NZ lead The group Equal Love Canberra says the passing of same sex marriage laws in New Zealand makes the Australian Government appear out of touch with the...
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2013/05/17 20:28
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Aaron Gilmore debacle put Budget at risk
In the end, he left with some integrity. Had he wanted to, Aaron Gilmore could have created a confidence and supply crisis, and the whole debacle has again underlined the precariousness of...
AARON GILMORE John Key Maori Party Bill English Brendan Horan
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2013/05/17 18:24
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Eye on the future
Understanding the Budget delivered by Finance Minister Bill English this week in this light, it is easy to see the Government's eye on next year's election. The message to the electorate is clear. We...
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2013/05/17 18:17
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Brand new housing deal looks shaky
Prime Minister says it is extremely unlikely Govt will use its reserve powers to override councils Auckland Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse. Photo / Richard Robinson The Government's "accord" with Auckland...
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NZ eyes expanding trade links with US
By PNA / Xinhua and U.S. News Agency / Asian New Zealand trade minister Tim Groser will travel to Washington on Saturday to help forge links for exporters and discuss with US officials progress on...
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2013/05/17 09:17
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Housing market not flooded with overseas buyers -...
An economist says that new figures reveal that the local housing market is not being flooded by overseas buyers. BNZ Chief Economist Tony Alexander says that the latest BNZ and Real Estate Institute...
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2013/05/17 08:23
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Meat blocked at Chinese ports - Labour
A name change for a government ministry has resulted on New Zealand meat being blocked at Chinese ports, Labour has claimed. Labour primary industries spokesman Damien O'Connor said hundreds of...
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Kiwi student borrowed $25,000, now owes $100,000
A Kiwi living in Australia whose student debt has spiralled to nearly $100,000 says the Government's new tactics on loan defaulters will do little to encourage people to come home. The man, who only...
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2013/05/17 07:01
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Banks given credit downgrade warning
An international credit rating agency has placed eight smaller New Zealand banks on notice of a credit downgrade. Standard and Poors is worried about our over-heated housing market, but the...
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2013/05/17 05:30
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Chinese Visits Treble Since Last Time Easter Fell...
Chinese Visits Treble Since Last Time Easter Fell in MarchFriday, 17 May 2013, 4:40 pmPress Release: Destination Rotorua MarketingChinese Visits Treble Since Last Time Easter Fell in MarchRotorua, 17...
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2013/05/17 03:29
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Oil Companies Set to Be Handed Drilling Permits
Oil Companies Set to Be Handed Drilling PermitsFriday, 17 May 2013, 2:56 pmPress Release: Greenpeace New ZealandOil Companies Lacking ‘Expertise’ and ‘Financial Ability’ Set to Be Handed Drilling...
Greenpeace John Key Simon Bridges Geoffrey Palmer Lucy Lawless
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2013/05/17 01:54
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A surplus next year makes political sense
A surplus next year makes political senseAustralia's treasurer, with his government facing defeat, seems to think our budget surplus comes at a cost he isn't prepared to pay. Australian politicians...
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2013/05/17 01:16
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Toby Manhire: SkyCity smirking all the way to the...
Should any of the negotiated terms be broken, the state must pay compensation. Dealer wins. Photo / APN The year is 2048. Justin Bieber, in his mid-50s, is on a comeback tour. You probably printed...
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2013/05/17 00:00
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Police restrain anti-poverty protesters
By 3 News online staff Police had to physically push anti-poverty protestors back after they tried to block the entrance to Vector Arena where John Key is due to give a post-Budget speech. Guests...
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2013/05/16 22:17
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Roger Douglas: Little vision, courage or imaginat...
Bill English viewing a copy of the 2013 Budget. Photo / Mark Mitchell Structural reform in New Zealand stopped 20 years ago when Prime Minister Bolger told Ruth Richardson to go to sleep. Much still...
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