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Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
9th Jun 26, 1:20pm
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Energy Minister Simeon Brown places the cost of planned LNG import facility on power companies, with the Government backing down from electricity levy on consumers
Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
9th Jun 26, 9:33am
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Irshad Ali looks at why the tax New Zealand never wanted to talk about is back on the political agenda in 2026
Business / Opinion
Business / Opinion
9th Jun 26, 11:52am
Dave Ananth calls for personal engagement with tax staff, not more AI automation, as taxpayers try to navigate an increasingly complicated system in an increasingly difficult economy
Property / News
Property / News
9th Jun 26, 8:05am
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New Zealand's average dwelling value up 0.3% to $912,190 in three months to May, QV says
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