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Christopher Luxon hits back at Labour's spending plans, brushes off Winston Peters on India FTA

National leader Christopher Luxon continues to claim more unfunded spending from Labour, despite the latest policy coming from the same source as his own KiwiSaver plans.

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Christopher Luxon hits back at Labour's spending plans, brushes off Winston Peters on India FTA

National leader Christopher Luxon continues to claim more unfunded spending from Labour, despite the latest policy coming from the same source as his own KiwiSaver plans.

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Luxon raises coalition doubts as Labour and Act unveil election priorities

Christopher Luxon cast doubt on Winston Peters’ coalition loyalty on air.

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  1. domenica 28 giugno 2026·rnz.co.nz

    Christopher Luxon hits back at Labour's spending plans, brushes off Winston Peters on India FTA

    National leader Christopher Luxon continues to claim more unfunded spending from Labour, despite the latest policy coming from the same source as his own KiwiSaver plans.

  2. lunedì 29 giugno 2026·nzherald.co.nz

    Luxon raises coalition doubts as Labour and Act unveil election priorities

    Christopher Luxon cast doubt on Winston Peters’ coalition loyalty on air.