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- Labour's package for jobs matches National's
- NZPA rolling poll of polls has National support st...
- TV ad attacks Labour
- National "cold-hearted" - United Future's Judy Turner
- Nat candidate admits Smith's comments were racist
- The Labour candidate to doesn't pay school fees
- Key may have links to NZ's biggest white collar crime
- Gang commission proposed by Labour
- Radical health reform proposed by Act
- Business Roundtable release hospital productivity ...
- Calls to be tougher on crime in Radio NZ debate
- Brownlee attacked over energy shares
- Labour reinforces ACC plan
- Unions concerned by National's prison numbers
- United Future lists policies National should intro...
- Labour can entrench seats - welcomed by Maori Party
- Claims National's plan to help jobless will create...
- Mixed coalition prospects - poll
- Pacific television channel on the cards - Labour
- Peters' announces economic solution
- Expats begin voting
- Labour's employment relations policy praised by un...
- Labour releases health policy and targets lifestyl...
- One News/Colmar Brunton Poll: Lab/Nat gap narrows
- Labour announces Maori Affairs policy
- Greens cost Labour potential alley - United Future
- Greens want to freeze dividends to Aussie banks
- Polls good news for Maori Party
- National wants relief for recession jobless
- John Key looking at tourism
- Green Party billboard "best ad"
- Green MP condemns trade during Radio NZ debate
- Greens release agriculture policy
- Peters reveals the charities benefiting from overs...
- Is National offending the Maori Party
- Roy Morgan Poll shows rising lead for National, bu...
- John Key warns of "five-headed monster"
- National announces rural policies
- National keeps stance on Peters
- National stands by opening up ACC
- Hide remains adamant Re: Winston Peters donations ...
- National would restore the sacked Hawke's Bay DHB
- NZ Herald/Digi Poll: 24 October 2008
- 3 News Poll: 23 October 2008
- Victory for Winston Peters over donation scandal, ...
- Labour to increase defence force staff
- New Zealand First not ruling out deal with National
- Sharples prefers Labour
- Turia accepts National apology
- Politicians welcome OCR cut
- Kiwi Saver figures show 800,000+ members, Cullen a...
- Herceptin to receive twelve month funding from Nat...
- Maori Party drafts bill for Maori Seats - a bottom...
- Complete the Waikato expressway in a decade - Nati...
- Williamson will have no say on tolls - Key
- NZ First MP shamed by donation scandal
- Greens waltzing to nine seats - poll
- National promising to fight child abusers
- Lockwood Smith - Asians good with small hands, Pac...
- Voting has begun for advanced voters
- Changes for Kiwi Bank on the way - Peters
- Big plans for Wellington - Greens
- National: Labour does not understand economic prob...
- Greens to National: No deal
- Peters: Reserve Bank Act issue a bottom line
- Dunne - Maori seats distort MMP
- PM promises no more big spend-ups
- Greens want $3/hour increase in minimum wage
- Most Maori Party supporters prefer Labour deal
- National unveils more frontline police officers
- One News Colmar Brunton Poll: 19 October 2008
- Act attacks Labour and National over finance
- Electoral Commission finalises polling locations a...
- Greens announce sustainable business policy
- Electoral Commission finalises party and candidate...
- Greens announce plan for Auckland transport system
- Beneficiaries to benefit under Labour's new scheme
- Dole dumping "dangerous" - Green Party
- Maori Party almost guaranteed a seat in Parliament
- Peters unveils Immigration policyt
- Peter fights for votes on immigration
- Sharple says Key assured him he would not abolish ...
- New parties, less candidates this year
- Labour - buy house, not land
- Minor party survival rests on electorates
- PM vs Key - who was on top?
- Jones goes down the New Zealand First list
- Dole to go and community bank - Maori Party
- Key to change Super Fund
- Election to be a photo finish - Clark
- Rodney Hide says Maori Party would damage MMP
- 200,000 voters still to enrol
- Labour underestimating cost of student allowance s...
- National to axe insulation scheme, Greens angry
- National releases maternal policy
- PM and Key prepare for debate
- Labour releases economic plan
- Labour to announce mini-Budget in December
- Unhealthy food still available as other prices rise
- Benson-Pope not standing for Labour
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