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OPINION: Green Party strategists would be wise to plan their response when Luxon calls.

Today is National leader Christopher Luxon’s “show me the money” moment. 
This afternoon, alongside finance spokeswoman Nicola Willis, he will unveil his p

National's failure to adequately explain how its new revenue policies will work has seen its support sag. And its problem is that if it depends on Winston Peters for confidence and supply he has expressed major reservations about these policies and there is no guarantee he will support them. And a significant majority of New Zealanders understand this.

Chaos reigned in the Newshub leader’s debate last night, as Labour leader Chris Hipkins and National leader Christopher Luxon fought to see who...

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National Dunedin candidate Michael Woodhouse was a prominent no-show at a major election debate yesterday, sparking conjecture as to what role he...

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As the National Party gets closer to government, lobbyists and business interests will be lining up for influence and to get policies adopted. It’s therefore in the public interest to have much more scrutiny and transparency about potential conflicts ...

Earlier this year Andrew Marr wrote in the New Statesmen, that Britain's problem was that it wanted Scandinavian levels of Public Services and North American levels of taxation. His view was that Britain was overdue for an honest debate about tax and public spending. In New Zealand, there is a similar challenge.

OPINION: Letters on Hollywood, TOP, Winston Peters, tax and welfare.