Refinery Will Be Dismantled Before Petition Reported – Social Credit
The Marsden Point oil refinery will likely be dismantled before Parliament’s Petitions Committee tables its report on an 18,300 signature…
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Fuel Crisis Can Be Helped By Passenger Rail – Save Our Trains
Passenger rail campaigners say the fuel crisis can be helped by the Government getting long distance passenger rail back on…
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Te Pāti Māori Launch Policy To Remove GST From All Food
Te Pāti Māori have today announced their policy to remove GST from kai as Aotearoa experiences the worst cost of…
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Imports continue to widen current account deficit – Statistics New Zealand
The seasonally adjusted current account deficit widened to $6.5 billion in the December 2021 quarter, from $4.7 billion in the…
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UK And NZ Animal Health Associations Welcome Regulatory Co-operation
The animal health associations in the UK (NOAH) and New Zealand (Agcarm) have welcomed the publication by the countries’ regulatory…
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Border Changes Welcome News For City Businesses But More Immediate Help Required, Including A Return Of Office Workers – Auckland Heart of the City
The news that international tourists can return to the Heart of the City from midnight 12 April is a huge…
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Fuel tax cuts way too tentative – Social Credit
The reduction in fuel taxes announced by the government today are welcome but are an incredibly tentative step given the…
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Disturbing conflict of interest in Reserve Bank appointments – Positive Money NZ
The announcement of Paul Conway as the new Chief Economist at the Reserve Bank highlights a disturbing development at the…
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Russia – Ukraine conflict tests fuel supply security – Social Credit
The Russia – Ukraine conflict brings into stark focus the need for New Zealand to have a working oil refinery…
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Pike Families respond to final body images – Pike Families
The discovery of further human remains in the final underground images taken from Pike River is emotional but will help…