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Cyclone Gabrielle anniversary, supermarket privacy concerns and fixing the 111 system | Focus Morning Bulletin February 14, 2024
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Luxon cuts spending cap on ministers' taxpayer-funded cars
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Questions over Labour's $1.2b Three Waters assets funding
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Stop the smokefree repeal - health agencies
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Train cancellations, mental health call-outs and rodent issues | Focus Morning Bulletin, February 13, 2024
Auckland Transport comes under fire over train cancellations, the fourth option that could be added to 111 calls and rodent issues continue to plague Woolworths supermarkets in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald / Getty
David Seymour is whistling the same Treaty bigotry as Don Brash - Willie Jackson
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Labour’s warning to ratepayers as Govt lays out Three Waters replacement
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Simon Wilson: Summer stupidity, Nimbys and Simeon Brown
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Luxon delivers strong message over Rafah operation
Foreign Minister Winston Peters met with the Israeli ambassador.
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