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Labour leader Chris Hipkins - who is in Wairarapa today on the final day of Labour's campaign tour of the east coast of the North Island - has confirmed the party would continue to fund the free school lunch programme.
Meanwhile, National leader Christopher Luxon - who has been in Auckland today - has unveiled its 100-point plan for rebuilding the economy, a list of policies it has announced ahead of this year's election.
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Analysis - David Seymour and Winston Peters indicated they could work together in government, but then went on to undermine each other in a lively debate.
A third of voters remain undecided in the Māori electorate of Ikaroa-Rāwhiti, a new poll is showing.
National's leader won't make clear post-election negotiation trade-offs his party might make beyond what's already been indicated.
Ilam's candidates are out campaigning for the public's vote, an electorate with a split voter base.
ACT has unveiled changes to its alternative budget, including softening its tax cuts, delaying its defence funding boost, and speeding up superannuation age rises.
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