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The Week In Parliament: Week Ending 19.06.09

Friday, 19 June 2009, 4:25 pm
Article: Tom Frewen

Tom Frewen: The Week In Parliament

Tom Frewen: Government defeats no-confidence motion at end of Budget Debate. Richard Worth resigns, Cam Calder takes his place on National benches. Bradford and Boscowan unsuccessful with members bills on smacking referendum. Liquor advertising bill defeated.

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The Week In Parliament: Week Ending 19.06.09

Tom Frewen: The Week In Parliament

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COMMENT

Eugene Doyle: Writing In The Time Of Genocide

Gordon Campbell: On Wealth Taxes And Capital Flight

Ian Powell: Why New Zealand Should Recognise Palestine

Binoy Kampmark: Squabbling Siblings - India, Pakistan And Operation Sindoor

Gordon Campbell: On Budget 2025

Keith Rankin: Using Cuba 1962 To Explain Trump's Brinkmanship

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Martin LeFevre

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Keith Rankin

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