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New Zealanders oppose taxpayer-funded bailouts for private media companies | infonews.co.nz New Zealand News - Vimarsana News

New Zealanders oppose taxpayer-funded bailouts for private media companies | infonews.co.nz New Zealand News

A Taxpayers’ Union – Curia Poll has revealed that 55% of New Zealanders are opposed to taxpayer money being used to fund struggling private media companies, with just 29% in support.

NEW POLL: New Zealanders Oppose Taxpayer-funded Bailouts For Private Media Companies - Vimarsana News

NEW POLL: New Zealanders Oppose Taxpayer-funded Bailouts For Private Media Companies

Labour voters were the only demographic in support of media bailouts (+7% net support), while those aged under 40 were split evenly. A majority or plurality in every other demographic opposed taxpayer-funded media bailouts.

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NEW POLL: More Bad News For Centre-Right As Government Parties Drop In Support - Vimarsana News

NEW POLL: More Bad News For Centre-Right As Government Parties Drop In Support

National is down on last month to 37.1% (-0.3 points) while Labour is up slightly to 25.7% (+0.4 points). The Greens take third place on 14.6% (+3.3 points) while ACT drops back to 7.2% (-2.8 points). The smaller parties are NZ First on 6.3% (-1.1 ...