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ASK ME ANYTHING: Don Brash
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ACC architect Sir Owen Woodhouse dies aged 97 - Key pays tribute
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Crown robs brokers to give Genesis shares to public
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: Hone Harawira – the great unifier of ManaDotcom?
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Ruataniwha consents approved in draft decision, ‘single nutrient’ approach rejected
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Budget to show $10,500 rise in average full-time income over six years to 2018 English
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Silly council rules increase inequality, English says
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Spectrum fight goes on and on
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The Internet Party's open policy-making process - where the buck stops
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Local body tax idea ‘a bit rich’, says Key
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Budget 2014: English's sneak peek
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World trade growth to double this year – WTO
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National dips, Internet Party-Mana alliance looking at 3 MPs - iPredict latest
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One fifth of damaged state houses fixed in Christchurch
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: April 14 2014
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Zespri boss accused of using CFO's resignation as publicity stunt
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Dotcom will hurt Labour more than anyone else
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Climate change action could cost 10% of GDP – IPCC
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'Lunacy' that property speculators get tax-free capital gain - Cunliffe
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Affordable Housing 20 years away - Housing Minister Nick Smith
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Dotcom a neoliberal millionaire who sounds like John Key - Mana's Sue Bradford
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'Paper thin' surplus, no ban on foreign house buyers - English on Budget 2014
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: April 11 2014
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Money buys social progress
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BUDGET 2014: Tax changes to address bracket creep
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BOOK EXTRACT: Incredible Luck – Inequality, child poverty and the Key government
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Key’s third term on a knife-edge
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America's Cup subsidy returns play figures game
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The Green's ICT policy: Just a jump to left …
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: The Infuriating and fantastic Winston Peters
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Pro golfer Lydia Ko asks for $208k in taxpayer money for training
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should owners of earthquake-prone buildings have to display placards saying so?
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Editor’s Insight: Liberals deliver welcome upset in Canadian election
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: April 10 2014
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Winston Peters right on Interislander bail outs - Taxpayers' Union
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Election 2014 fact-checker: Data belies Labour claims of an exchange rate-driven consumption boom
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EQC blogger Marc Krieger launches $US1m lawsuit against Forsyth Barr
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: Republicanism and royals
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What Auckland council ad pitch could be worth
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Australian Senators want ban on Kiwi potatoes
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Labour keep focusing on the Royal Tour
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Red Cross and CanCERN lead temporary quake repair fix
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Do you support Winston Peters' policy to halt sales of farms and residential property to foreigners?
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: April 8 2014
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What Auckland Council will oppose in new quake building law
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Extradition law review not sparked by 'any individual case' - Collins
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Editor's Insight: Australia prises open Japan's farm protection gate
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Election 2014 fact-checker: Tax take has actually risen
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Five-member board announced to govern Emirates Team New Zealand, Grant Dalton as CEO
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Hollywood studios including Fox, Disney sue Dotcom’s Megaupload for providing copyright movies
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Treasury says 2015 surplus still on target as tax take falls short again, pushing govt deficit wider
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UPDATED: High Court verdict a legal blow for Chorus - but also a major political blow
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Dotcom ‘offended’ Banks asked him to be anonymous, wrote cheques to 'Team Banksie'
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Election 2014: Polls, restraining orders and unnatural acts
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Henare calls it quits
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Editor's Insight: World puts NZ on pedestal – so who are the Jeremiahs?
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Internet Party submits list to Electoral Commission, claims 2000 members
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Abbott loses Senate seat in WA's rerun election
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: Can Labour still win?
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Do you agree with John Key that extra budget spending between $800 million - $1 billion is now “the new normal”?
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Peters’ promise to restrict land sales can be ignored
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Inevitable NZ will become a republic - McKinnon
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Ban on foreign ownership of farms, homes a bottom line - Peters
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Has it turned to just mindless bashing of Countdown?
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Common sense on climate change
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Q&A: Why New Zealand is world's most socially progressive country
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Parade of movers and shakers bear witness at South Canterbury trial
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Opinion: Hendo’s battle against officialdom – the sequel
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Mainzeal secrets trapped in Richina’s Bermuda Triangle
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Huge opportunity for private builders in new state house policy, says English
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: Patrick Gower under fire
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Conservative Party announces first two candidates
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Banks’ lawyer says not enough evidence to prosecute; Boag handled return
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MMP means much more puzzlement
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BUDGET 2014: The case for more parental leave
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BUDGET 2014: Time to tackle tax on multinationals
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IMF nudges govt toward bigger surpluses rather than tax cuts
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What do political polls tell us about the election?
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Election 2014 fact-checker: both sides peddle wrong govt spending figures
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: April 3 2014
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Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust loses court battle with funding board
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Consultant warns against national policy for quake-prone buildings
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PM Key drops first budget announcement – more help for exporters
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Budget 2014: Key signals greater tilt toward emerging markets
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NZ POLITICS DAILY: April 2 2014
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Government opens eight areas for oil and gas exploration
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Should the Mana party form an alliance with the Internet Party?
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Key to outline Budget priorities later today
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Colin Craig files defamation claim at District Court, plans ad campaign to rally support
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Huka Lodge not laughing at Auckland councillor's April Fool’s joke
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"And they say Dotcom is a novice at all this. Smoke and mirrors; he could probably teach Winston a couple of moves"
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