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NATS MAY HAVE RECRUITED BIG NAME TO STAND FOR AUCKLAND COUNCIL

The National Party led campaign to win control of the Auckland Council at the next election is stepping up a notch with one high profile candidate believed to be ready to announce his candidacy shortly. The…
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: The Labour Caucus

LITTLE WILLING TO PULL OUT OF TPP EVEN IF IT CONTAINS A GOOD DAIRY DEAL

A future Labour Government would pull out of the TPP even if it included a good deal for dairy. Labour leader Andrew Little, told POLITIK last night that the party’s five bottom lines had been agreed by C…
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FrontPage: Workplace Relations Minister Michael Woodhouse and the Prime Minister defend the Bill at the National Party conference

DID NATIONAL SELL OUT TO TALLEYS ON THE HEALTH AND SAFETY BILL?

 A tense debate in Parliament last night as Labour accused National of selling out to its political  backers over the Health and Safety in Employment Bill. The Bill has been a political minefield – firs…
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: Deborah and Skyla McMillan and Jenny Frater at Parliament last night with other Pike River families to support tougher workplace health and safety laws. Deborah's partner, Shane; the son of Jenny Frater, was killed in the minsing disaster.

THE GOVERNMENT'S DELICATE POLITICAL DANCE OVER HEALTH AND SAFETY.

The controversial Health and Safety in Employment Reform Bill is expected back in the House today. It was supposed to have been debated yesterday but was suddenly and inexplicably withdrawn by the Governmen…
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FrontPage: Revenue Minister Todd McClay

TWO MINISTERS LOSE BATTLE TO CLOSE LOOPHOLES IN BILL TO MEASURE FOREIGN PROPERTY BUYERS

The Government has rejected the advice of two Ministers and now a Select Committee that its foreign house buyer legislation contains loopholes which will limit its role in providing information on the extent…
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