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Letters: New Zealand was at its wealthiest with a smaller population
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Dellwyn Stuart: Pay equity move erodes democracy in NZ
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An average registered nurse's pay will fall under Greens' tax plan
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Steven Joyce: Why it's time to scrutinise Fonterra's role in rising food prices
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Fran O'Sullivan: Willis’ film industry backing shows Budget's focus on economic growth
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Sir Roger Hall at 86: Can the man with the Midas touch still spin box-office gold?
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Letters: The standard of behaviour in Parliament is increasingly appalling
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