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Taxpayer Manifesto Sets Five Bottom Lines For Next Government

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By Big Business, Oranga Tamariki
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The Taxpayers’ Union has today launched its Taxpayer Manifesto 2026, setting out five bottom lines it wants every political party seeking to form the next Government to address. The manifesto is designed as both an election checklist and a starting point for coalition negotiations after 7 November.
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Commonsense Change To Help People Get Home Safely

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By Big Business, Oranga Tamariki
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Hon David Seymour Minister for Regulation Hon Chris Bishop Minister of Transport Minister Responsible for RMA Reform Regulation Minister David Seymour and Transport Minister Chris Bishop have today announced the next steps in the implementation of the Ministry for Regulation’s Hospitality Sector Review. “Today we are deleting more stupid rules and cutting more red tape to help hospitality businesses who want to offer drop-off services to their customers,” Mr Seymour says.
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Book Sector Says The Next 3 Years Will Define The Future

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By Oranga Tamariki
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“New Zealanders already love reading, and research consistently shows that reading participation is fundamental to our success as a nation,” says Coalition for Books chair Melanie Laville-Moore. Reading improves life outcomes, lifts economic productivity, and strengthens social wellbeing. “But the literature sector also faces core challenges that only a coordinated government response can help overcome,” she says.
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