Lockwood Smith and Richard Hills: Wrapping the year of Politics
This year's international politics have been unstable to say the least.Trump's Tariffs, Gaza, Ukraine and the Epstein Files have been gifts that keep giving...or...
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Lockwood Smith and Richard Hills: Wrapping the year of Politics
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Ricardo Menendez-March: Welfare sanctions "punishing unemployed people"
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Methane targets for 2050 to lower following independent review
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Winston Peters: "We need kiwi values"
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Stuart Nash: "My politics certainly align with NZ First"
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Paul Goldsmith: "156,000 victims too many"
