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Two new political polls at odds
In one poll National has leapfrogged Labour to take the lead but according to the other, Labour could govern alone for the first time.
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NZ political polls: Which one is right?
Two major polls out on Sunday night couldn't agree on whether Labour or National is more popular with voters but they did dovetail on one question - and it's not good news for Opposition leader Simon… Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 10 June 2019
Audio 10 Jun 2019Details of hush money paid to secretly settle employment disputes with MPs have been revealed to RNZ. Two polls, two hits for Simon Bridges as Judith Collins passes him in the polls The Transport… Audio
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Week in politics: Ministers will be under the gun when Parliament resumes
Analysis - National will use Parliament's question time next week to nail the government over the Treasury hacking controversy which threatens to derail Gabriel Makhlouf's new job in Ireland.
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Budget 'hack': Robertson willing to hand over communications
Grant Robertson says communictions with Treasury about the so-called Budget hack will prove he didn't know the issue had been referred to police until after it happened.
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Power Play: Makhlouf's future in question as Ireland piles in
Power Play: The pressure is mounting on Treasury Secretary Gabriel Makhlouf and whether or not it's tenable for him to remain in the role while he's subject to a SSC investigation.
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Govt and Treasury's actions 'deceit and dirty politics' - Bridges
The National Party is confident the investigation into Treasury's claim Budget information had been hacked will prove that Treasury "sat on a lie".
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Bridges concerned over limits of inquiry into Treasury breach
National Party leader Simon Bridges says the Treasury Secretary may be the fall-guy for ministers' false allegations of criminal hacking of Budget documents.
The State Services Commission is looking… Audio
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National confident Treasury boss' Budget 'hack' claim a lie
National is confident the investigation into Gabriel Makhlouf's Budget hacking claim will prove that Treasury sat on a lie.
The State Services Commissioner Peter Hughes says the investigation will… Audio
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Budget leak draws media away from our wellbeing
Some praised Simon Bridges' leak of the Budget this week, while others criticised breaking an important embargo for party political gain. How did the media judge the public interest in this story? Audio
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Budget leak draws media away from our wellbeing
The Budget led the bulletins this week long before its scheduled release because of that leak. Some pundits praised Simon Bridges' strategy while others criticised breaking an important embargo solely… Audio
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Week in politics: National set the trap and Robertson walked into it
Analysis: National used the information it found on Treasury's website to set a trap - and it worked far more effectively than Simon Bridges could have imagined after Gabriel Makhlouf made his "we…
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Budget 2019: Did Labour really deliver a new approach?
Analysis: Grant Robertson promised a new approach in the Budget - to stop focusing solely on economic growth as a measure of success - but National say the Finance Minister botched the job.
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Budget breach not illegal, but Peters won't apologise
The State Services Commission is considering what action to take about allegations the Treasury Secretary misled the Finance Minister. National released sensitive Budget details earlier this week and… Audio
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Wellbeing Budget not delivering - Simon Bridges
The Opposition has roundly dismissed the Wellbeing Budget as another example of a coalition government not delivering on promises. Speaking in Parliament on Thursday, Simon Bridges said the most… Audio
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Bridges attacks 'botched Budget'
National Party politicians have roundly criticised the Wellbeing Budget as another example of a coalition government not delivering on promises. Video
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‘There are billion dollars of waste’ - Bridges on Budget 2019
Opposition leader Simon Bridges says the Wellbeing Budget is 'botched'. He told Lisa Owen he would cut the flabby spending and focus on health, education and infrastructure. Video, Audio
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Budget breach didn't break the law - Treasury
Treasury has confirmed that a feature in its website search tool was exploited by an unknown person, but police have concluded this did not break the law. Audio
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Bridges on Budget breach: Treasury secretary 'must resign'
National Party leader Simon Bridges says this week's behaviour by the government was "contemptible" in bringing in the police over the Budget data breach. Video
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Treasury admits no hack, police stand down
Treasury has admitted a weakness in its IT systems allowed someone to access Budget information not intended to be public and whoever accessed it does not appear to have broken the law. It claimed on… Audio
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Treasury's Budget breach not illegal - Bridges responds
Police have dropped an investigation into hacking of the Treasury website.
The Treasury admitted a weakness in its website meant people could access a limited amount of Budget information.
We cross… Audio
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Budget 2019: Treasury breach and political drama
The New Zealand Treasury has admitted its supposedly top secret Budget website was breached by searches for particular keywords.
And it says it's been advised by the police that anyone who found… Audio
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Budget 2019 political game 'immature' - David Seymour
ACT Party leader David Seymour says the political game being played by the government and the National Party over leaked Budget details is immature and misses the point.
He says the real issue is… Audio
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Budget leak: When is a hack not a hack?
IT experts say access to Budget documents was probably not the work of a sophisticated hacker, but could have been an amateur sleuth who got lucky.