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Scoop Audio: Labour's Fiscal Framework
Scoop Audio: Labour's Fiscal Framework
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Labour showed media the money this morning, present costings for their election policies, which they argue will bring the Government books back to surplus earlier while retaining state assets.
presented the statement which was filled out in more detail by
Press releases (with supporting documents) from Goff Keeping our assets and building the economy and Cunliffe: Labour releases fiscal strategy
Labour Leader Phil Goff
presents the framework:
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Finance
spokesperson David Cunliffe with more
details:
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download) in either
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Economic
development spokesperson David Parker rebut National claims
about costs of Labour policies:
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Question and
answer session:
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download) in either
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format.
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