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Opinion: CGT was a political zombie from the start
Opinion - It was all political games with the capital gains. This was a policy that was never going to be implemented in the way that Labour took to the 2017 election, Brigitte Morten writes.
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Week in Politics: Labour's biggest campaign burden scrapped
Analysis - Was Winston Peters solely responsible for sinking the capital gains tax, or did Labour realise that taking it into the next election could be fatal? Peter Wilson looks at a busy week in…
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Bridges says capital gains tax u-turn 'massive defeat' for Ardern
National is calling the u-turn on a capital gains tax a massive failure for the PM, but Jacinda Ardern says she's delivering what the public asked for, in accepting that New Zealanders didn't support…
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Capital gains tax plan abandoned, National claims win
Audio 18 Apr 2019The Prime Minister has abandoned plans for any capital gains tax in a shock move that demonstrates the power of her coalition partner New Zealand First. Jacinda Ardern made the announcement on… Audio
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CGT backdown: You win some, you lose some
Power Play: Labour and the Greens have eaten a big dead rat in losing the campaigned-on capital gains tax, while Winston Peters reminded everyone of the potency of coalition government, Jo Moir writes…
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Government expected to reveal capital gains tax decision today
The government is expected to unveil its decision on a capital gains tax this afternoon. Audio
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Guyon Espiner: Bridges 'entering the danger zone' following popularity drop in polls
Analysis - Simon Bridges isn't running out of luck. He never had luck. It's his caucus that is running out, running out of reasons to keep him on.
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Prime Minister reaches new high
Jacinda Ardern has reached her highest preferred Prime Minister numbers ever, hitting 51 percent in 1 News Colmar Brunton Poll. Simon Bridges tied with Judith Collins on 5 percent. Audio
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The Panel with Michele A'Court and Andrew Hoggard (Part 1)
Audio 16 Apr 2019The iconic Parisian landmark the Notre-Dame Cathedral went up in flames over night, collapsing the rood and main spire of the 850-year-old building. A fire official has said the main structure has… Audio
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Bridges looks for small mercies as slide continues
Opinion - The latest poll could have been worse for the National Party leader - but it's hard to shake the sense he is in a nosedive, Newsrooms' Sam Sachdeva writes.
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Jacinda Ardern hits 51% in preferred PM poll, Bridges on 5%
Jacinda Ardern has hit 51 percent on the preferred prime minister rating in tonight's One News Colmar Brunton poll - her highest number ever.
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National's women MPs may have been missed out of review - Bridges
The National Party review into its culture may not have spoken to women from the party who are Members of Parliament, leader Simon Bridges says. Video, Audio
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Not known if women heard in National culture review - Simon Bridges
The National Party review into its culture may not have spoken to women from the party who are Members of Parliament, leader Simon Bridges says. Video, Audio
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Foreign political interference in NZ from 'a range of actors'
The heads of New Zealand's intelligence agencies say there are active efforts to influence democracy here through expat communities and political donations.
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Question Time for 10 April 2019
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements, policies, and actions?
JENNY MARCROFT to the Minister of Forestry: What recent announcements has he made…
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Census numbers: Govt statistician reveals details
Information from the the government's chief statistician suggests almost 700,000 New Zealanders did not complete last year's census.
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Question Time for 9 April 2019
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Dr DUNCAN WEBB to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements, policies…
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'Majority of people support a capital gains tax' - lobby group
A new lobby group pushing for a capital gains tax is defending the spending of thousands of dollars on advertising to push its message.
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Tax lobby group spends $15,000 publicly backing CGT
New lobby group Tax Justice Aotearoa is defending spending thousands of dollars on advertising to push its message backing a capital gains tax. Audio
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Bridges says CGT will affect up to 570,000 businesses
The National Party says as many as 570,000 businesses will be caught by a capital gains tax if it goes ahead. Audio
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Capital gains tax: 500k businesses may be hit - National
Audio 8 Apr 2019The National Party says as many as 570,000 businesses will be caught by a capital gains tax if it goes ahead. It says small businesses make up 97 percent of the business sector but the government is… Video, Audio
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Gun law changes: Thousands of submissions received
MPs have been deluged with thousands of submissions on the fast-tracked gun legislation, but there are concerns about the pace of change.
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Just one day for oral submissions on gun law changes
MPs have been deluged with several thousand submissions on the fast-tracked gun legislation which will ban most types of semi-automatic firearms, but there are concerns about the pace of change. Video, Audio
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Question Time for 3 April 2019
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements, policies, and actions?
KIRITAPU ALLAN to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the…
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Justice minister: Hateful expressions, actions not prohibited by 'very narrow' law
Justice Minister Andrew Little says gaps exist in current laws around hate speech and what should be considered an offence. Video, Audio