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New Zealand Labour has flashed its pearly whites for the election campaign, promising free dental care for under-30s.

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More money to the wealthy by tinkering at the edges of our tax system has left the Better taxes for a Better Future campaign underwhelmed by the National Party's tax plan announced today. 'This plan won't generate more revenue, which as a country ...

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OPINION: The solutions are already known and don't include trivial sloganeering.

National and ACT have both reaffirmed their previously announced plans to cancel the Clean Car Discount, a decision highlighted during

Hipkins will face some difficult question as Labour's polls worsen.

GBP/JPY trades lower around 185.60 during the Asian session on Friday, extending losses for the second consecutive day. The Japanese Yen (JPY) gets su