Summarised by Centrist
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon took a jab at ANZ CEO Antonia Watson after she expressed support for a capital gains tax on investment properties. Luxon, speaking on RNZ, said, “I love it that the CEO of a big bank from Australia wants to take more money off New Zealanders.” He added that taxing wouldn’t solve a recession but growing the economy would. Labour criticised Luxon, suggesting his comments were unbecoming of a leader.
The government wants it sewed up by 5 December.
A second wave of restructuring.
“He has delivered big time for us.”
There is an opt-out, if you can find it.
Hint: It’s been getting cooler over the past 100m years.
DEI is turning into a bust.
The government wants it sewed up by 5 December.
A second wave of restructuring.
“He has delivered big time for us.”
There is an opt-out, if you can find it.
Hint: It’s been getting cooler over the past 100m years.
DEI is turning into a bust.
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