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National trying to wriggle out of promises with talk of 'fragile' economy

Time：2024-05-08 10:01:33 Source：World Wanderer news portal

(From left) Chris Bishop, Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis, speak to reporters after the 2024 State of the Union speech.

The government needs to make some tough choices to restore the economy, Christopher Luxon says. Photo: RNZ / MARIKA KHABAZI

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