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'A deal is a deal': Bed tax still government policy, according to Winston Peters

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says bed levies in Auckland and Queenstown are still on the table, and if other parties want to renege on a deal to even consider a levy, that's up to them.

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'A deal is a deal': Bed tax still government policy, according to Winston Peters

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says bed levies in Auckland and Queenstown are still on the table, and if other parties want to renege on a deal to even consider a levy, that's up to them.

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Winston Peters dampens National efforts to ditch bed tax commitment

National has vowed not to take any new taxes to the election.

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'A deal is a deal': Bed tax still government policy, according to Winston Peters

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'A deal is a deal': Bed tax still government policy, according to Winston Peters

Winston Peters dampens National efforts to ditch bed tax commitment

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Winston Peters dampens National efforts to ditch bed tax commitment

'A deal is a deal': Bed tax still government policy, according to Winston Peters