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Hipkins says Labour candidate living abroad 'will win' a seat in Parliament (opens the original)
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Labour’s leader says star new candidate Warrick Cleine will be moving back to New Zealand, as he’s sure he’ll be elected to Parliament. Newstalk ZB revealed this morning that Cleine is still living in Vietnam and says he’ll only move back to New Zealand if he’s elected as an MP. But Labour leader Chris Hipkins claimed earlier this week that Cleine was already intending to return to New Zealand regardless of whether he wins a seat and resign his high-flying job at KPMG. Asked today why he claimed
Labour candidate living abroad says he’ll only return to NZ if elected (opens the original)
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One of Labour’s star new candidates who’s currently living in Vietnam says he’ll only move back to New Zealand if he’s elected as an MP. That’s despite Labour leader Chris Hipkins claiming earlier this week that Warrick Cleine was already intending to return to New Zealand – and resign his high-flying job at KPMG. Cleine is the chief executive of consulting firm KPMG’s Vietnam and Cambodia division and has lived in Southeast Asia for 29 years. He was announced as a Labour list-only candidate in
Gold Coast delivers F-35 thrills, fine dining and wild gin (opens the original)
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Gold Coast travel: Pacific Airshow, distilleries and restaurants to visit. Photo / Chris Hodgson From F-35s to farm-made gin, Ethan Griffiths ditches the Gold Coast’s traditional must-dos in favour of airshows and other thrills. There are only a few places in the world where hordes of people would rush towards the sound of an F-35 Lightning II fighter jet. You hear it before you see it: the roar of an aircraft that can fly at one and a half times the speed of sound, designed not to impress but t
'Tens of millions': Abel says climate deaths could dwarf Holocaust toll (opens the original)
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Green MP Steve Abel is being called upon to apologise after a speech in which he linked climate change deaths to the Holocaust. Photo / Marty Melville The Holocaust Centre has called on Green MP Steve Abel to apologise after he claimed potential deaths because of climate change will far exceed the Nazis’ war crimes. Abel also said bosses of high-emitting companies and complicit politicians are a truer form of the concept of the “banality of evil”, which is based on Holocaust architect Adolf Eich
'Not correct': Minister corrects colleague after claiming 'zero' logic behind Budget tax change (opens the original)
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National MP Greg Fleming says he's advocating for a change to the donations rule. Photo / Marty Melville A National MP has broken party ranks to criticise a tax change included in this year’s Budget, saying a measure to cap the amount of money people can donate while being eligible for tax credits had “zero” logic behind it. But Revenue Minister Simon Watts, who is in charge of the plan, says his colleague is “not correct” and the Government’s position remains unchanged. Speaking at an event hos
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