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Business Scoop » 45 Per Cent Of Port Workers Still Without A Single Jab

Business Scoop » 45 Per Cent Of Port Workers Still Without A Single Jab
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Community Scoop » More Kiwis Languishing On Benefit Under Labour

Community Scoop » More Kiwis Languishing On Benefit Under Labour
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What s Happening With Canterbury s Vaccine Roll Out?

Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 4:19 pm The Government needs to work out urgently what’s happening with Canterbury’s vaccine roll out, which is looking increasingly shambolic and slow, National’s Covid-19 Response spokesperson Chris Bishop says. “Canterbury DHB has only carried 5544 first Covid-19 vaccination doses, well behind much small DHBs like Whanganui, Hawke’s Bay, Northland and Southern. “Even neighbouring DHB South Canterbury, with a population of 62,000, has carried out more Group 3 first dose vaccinations than Canterbury, with a population of 578,000. “Many Cantabrians have been told by their DHB that it expects to be vaccinating Group 3 for another couple of months, and that ‘most vaccinations

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Labour Blocks Inquiry Into Mental Health Facilities

Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 3:08 pm In a predictable but disappointing move Labour has today blocked an inquiry into the slow roll out of mental health facilities, National’s Mental Health spokesperson Matt Doocey says. “Both Labour and National have criticised how long it’s taking to get a shovel in the ground and build these 15 new inpatient mental health facilities, but it’s clear from today that only National wants to do something about it,” Mr Doocey says. The Parliamentary Select Committee inquiry would’ve investigated: · The status of the 15 mental health facilities under development and when each facility is due to open

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Business Scoop » Labour Does Not Understand Tax Fundamentals

Press Release – New Zealand National Party Today we accepted a petition from Lindsay Calvi-Freeman signed by nearly 15,000 people. The petition calls for the Government to reverse their decision to remove tax deductibility of interest for landlords, Nationals Shadow Treasurer Andrew … Today we accepted a petition from Lindsay Calvi-Freeman signed by nearly 15,000 people. The petition calls for the Government to reverse their decision to remove tax deductibility of interest for landlords, National’s Shadow Treasurer Andrew Bayly and Housing spokesperson Nicola Willis say. “Labour are misrepresenting interest deductibility by calling it a ‘tax loophole’. They make it seem underhanded and that is not fair to the thousands and thousands of mum and dad landlords who are entitled to deduct their costs from their revenue,” Mr Bayly says.

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