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- Sep 18, 2026
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Review: Two political tales just in time for an election (opens the original)
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Like A Revolution: The Untold Story of Bob Jones & The New Zealand Party As you may have noticed, the next general election is not far away and hence ‘tis the time for political books to be issued while people are paying attention. These two books are very different — Mike Munro’s book is a memoir of vicinity to power while Paul Moon’s is a critical history of the short-lived phenomenon which was The New Zealand Party — but they both have the same starting point: the 1984 election and Bob Jones’
Review: Bright, breezy explanation of a dry topic (opens the original)
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How to Win a Trade War: A Friendly Guide to an Unfriendly World There is a great deal which is highly annoying about How to Win a Trade War — but you will be well rewarded if you persevere. International trade is not the sort of subject most people sit down to read about of an evening, as the well-credentialled Soumaya Keynes (Financial Times columnist) and Chad Bown (former economics advisor to two United States presidents) fully understand. Hence their explanation of what would normally be con
Queenstown gondola might be a goer, National says (opens the original)
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If re-elected National will tackle traffic congestion in Queenstown, including possibly backing a gondola-based mass transit system, party leader Christopher Luxon told the South Island Election conference in Christchurch today. The Prime Minister told the conference, staged by the South Islands combined chambers of commerce and which has attracted about 650 attendees, that the South Island needed infrastructure that kept communities connected and supported future growth. Luxon remains ‘relentle
Taieri candidate missing as Opportunity releases party list (opens the original)
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The Opportunity Party has released its party list, which has Dunedin candidate David Bainbridge-Zafar placed at a potentially electable eight. However, missing from the 40 person list is the party’s previously announced candidate for Taieri, Matthew Phillips. Opportunity deputy leader Daniel Eb told the Otago Daily Times that Mr Phillips had withdrawn as the candidate for ‘‘personal reasons’’. The party has yet to nominate a replacement in Taieri. Its other confirmed southern candidates have far
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