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Claire Trevett: Will Labour steal a march from National?
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Hosking: How Labour tanked a rock star economy
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Focus Live Earlier: Interest rates kept historically low as RBNZ cites economic weakness
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NZ Herald’s Chris Reed sits down with Bob Geldof - Full Interview
NZ Herald’s Chris Reed sits down with Bob Geldof - Full Interview.
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Bob Geldof on what drives him to make positive change
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New requirements 'could do harm'
The Reserve Bank's requirements for big banks were in danger of harming the NZ economy.
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Bob Geldof: 'If I was a kid now I'd be completely enraged'
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Audrey Young: Twists and turns of climate change policy
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National to hike retirement age from 65 to 67, reveals economic plan
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Liam Dann: Is this the stupidest thing Trump's ever said?
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President Donald Trump's list of grievances for G7
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Rachel Stewart: Fate of Fonterra - don't say you weren't warned
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John Roughan: Labour is spending up large: We are being taken for suckers
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