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Seven parties, one ice cream cone and a battle for Christchurch Central
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Labour criticises National’s jobs for mates, but won’t commit to not giving jobs to mates
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‘Good marketing, not good biology’: The myth of the ‘menopause cliff’
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Labour blasts government’s 'terrifying’ lack of AI readiness, wants super-AI ban
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