Fact or Fiction: Holidays, tax and spending and those televised debates
Labour is promising a new public holiday for Matariki and tax increases for the rich.
Brent Edwards
Sat, 12 Sep 2020
In the first full week of campaigning since Parliament dissolved for the election the Labour Party has pledged to establish a public holiday for Matariki and raise taxes on income over $180,000.
Are these serious policies or just examples of pure political manoeuvring? Well, the election
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Brent Edwards
Sat, 12 Sep 2020
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Fact or Fiction: Holidays, tax and spending and those televised debates
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