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Labour Leader @chrishipkins 👨🏻‍🦰🌿🇳🇿 Authorised by Rob Salmond, 187 Featherston St, WGTN.

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linkhttp://www.labour.org.nz calendar_today17-07-2008 09:55:02

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Also by the end of November: Smokefree laws repealed, First Home Grants cut, school lunches scaled back, food banks lose funding, minimum wage exemption for disabled people scrapped, $3 billion of cuts to climate projects.

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There is no place for violence in democracy. Regardless of your political views, violent attacks on any political candidate should be condemned in the strongest possible terms. My thoughts are with the American people, former President Trump, and all those at the rally today.

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It’s pretty simple - stopping Kainga Ora building houses, slashing funding for Community Housing Providers and making it harder to access Emergency Housing will increase homelessness. The Government were warned and did it anyway. They don’t care. rnz.co.nz/news/political…

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Christopher Luxon is quite comfortable with his Minister saying nicotine is as harmful as caffeine. And this is the Minister tasked with reducing smoking 🤦‍♂️ 🚬

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Sending our heartiest wishes to our NZ team of 25 Para athletes who begin their #Paris2024 Paralympic Games quest today. Let’s gooo! 🇳🇿🌿🖤

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1/2: The passing of Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII has me both saddened and shocked — having just celebrated the 18th anniversary of his Coronation. Kiingi Tuheitia was a fierce and staunch advocate, voice and leader, not only for Māoridom —

1/2: The passing of Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII has me both saddened and shocked — having just celebrated the 18th anniversary of his Coronation. Kiingi Tuheitia was a fierce and staunch advocate, voice and leader, not only for Māoridom —
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2/2 — but for a better and more inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand. His commitment to the kaupapa was fearless and unwavering — that’s his legacy that we’ll all remember fondly. Haere ki o tūpuna, okioki tahi ki ōu mātua.