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Govt scraps 2027 fuel excise increase, smaller rises from 2028
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said a 5c per litre rise would instead begin in 2028, backed by a $1.476b top-up to the National Land Transport Fund.
Politics
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Shane Jones accuses kiwifruit industry of 'slave practices'
NZ First deputy leader takes aim at the horticultural sector as well as the India Free Trade Agreement and council mergers at a Wellington meeting.
11:58am
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Labour's Willie Jackson not in favour of Māori Health Authority revival
He argued Māori health providers themselves had told Labour that direct funding mattered more than the structure.
Health
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Genesis boss defends gentailer model amid break-up push
Malcolm Johns also spoke to Q+A about the Government's proposed LNG terminal.
Business
Sunday 2:01pm
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National plans to ease student loan repayments for grads who stay in NZ
"That is how we keep talent here, as part of our wider plan to fix the basics and build the future," says Nicola Willis.
Sunday 10:20am
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Grey Power slams plan to axe free SuperGold peak bus trips
Community consultation on the removal of free travel at peak times starts next week.
Sat, Aug 29
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Pacific leaders call for action as PIF attendance questioned
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Melbourne dad receives mangled car as early Father's Day surprise
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US cities using traffic lights to reward slow drivers, punish speeders
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Netball NZ selects Mowbray-Williams bid for new domestic league
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No go for trucks on 'low strength' Dannevirke bridge
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Back road shut to non-locals as drivers abuse workers, ignore detours
Kiwi dad and wife may have suffered cardiac failure in Spain spa tragedy
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Eight arrests after 14 Vietnamese-linked cannabis grow houses busted
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'No stone unturned': Family of missing Kiwi arrives in Nepal capital
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Change coming as All Blacks prepare to hit new heights
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Dolly Parton laid to rest beside husband, niece pays emotional tribute
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In a post shared to social media, Lainey Parton reflected on the close relationship she shared with her "Aunt Dolly".
The late country superstar never embraced the feminist label – just as she carefully avoided political designations.
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Fri, Aug 28
