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New Zealand

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New Zealand

Households likely to get $112 compo

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New Zealand

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New Zealand

Public-private partnership likely for $2bn motorway extension

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New Zealand

Clark says more Olympic funding likely

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New Zealand

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New Zealand

Work plan may cut $20m from budget

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National seizes on party 'election' letter

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Economy

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New ad rules snare Labour

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Opinion

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New Zealand

Key unveils plan to borrow, PM dubs it 'hilarious'

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New Zealand

Key: Bigger role for private sector

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Opinion

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New Zealand

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New Zealand

Nats aim to soothe spending cut fears

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New Zealand

Mopping up for peanuts

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New Zealand

Nats suspect Govt offices broke law

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New Zealand

Key would now keep Working for Families

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Latest from Government Spending

NZ sharemarket dives on light volume

Nats gain on Labour with $481m pledge

Petrol tax to pay for rail electrification will go ahead, says Cullen

<i>Mathew Dearnaley:</i> Labour waves the flag on train ride for seniors

Treasury to open books on Prefu

National sticking to $50-a-week tax cuts

<i>Peter Gow:</i> Pharmac pains arthritis patients

<i>Editorial:</i> Defence money must be spent where it can do the most good

What needs to be done for the Defence Force?

<i>Michael Barnett and Stephen Selwood</i>: PPP the best way to get results

<i>Fran O'Sullivan</i>: Finance spokesmen front up

Households likely to get $112 compo

Key slams bill - but has backed it for now

Public-private partnership likely for $2bn motorway extension

Clark says more Olympic funding likely

Not so happy Families Commission

<i>John Armstrong</i>: Right now, National has some problems

<i>Tim Howard:</i> Business model neglects 'flaxroots'

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Tunnel vision over PPPs is wrong

Work plan may cut $20m from budget

National seizes on party 'election' letter

<i>Fran O'Sullivan</i>: Is glass half full or half empty?

Reserve Bank says more rate cuts likely

New ad rules snare Labour

<i>Editorial:</i> Debt now key election issue

<i>Brian Fallow:</i> The simplistic nonsense of borrowing for tax cuts

Key unveils plan to borrow, PM dubs it 'hilarious'

Key: Bigger role for private sector

<i>John Armstrong</i>: Stand clear - party's real fireworks to come

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Nats aim to soothe spending cut fears

Mopping up for peanuts

Nats suspect Govt offices broke law

Key would now keep Working for Families