Budget 2015: PM aims to regain lost momentum
After a lacklustre six months since re-election, Prime Minister John Key today used his set-piece pre-budget speech to signal a pick up in the government's momentum.
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Well, finally.
After a lacklustre six months since re-election, Prime Minister John Key today used his set-piece pre-budget speech to signal a pic up in the government's momentum.
"A few years of good economic growth are not enough," he told a Business NZ lunch at Te Papa in
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Rob Hosking
Tue, 14 Apr 2015
Tue, 14 Apr 2015
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Budget 2015: PM aims to regain lost momentum
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