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New Zealand’s National Party is facing the prospect of being dumped from government after just one term, with new polling putting a Labour-led bloc ahead just a month from the election.

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00:00Well mate, the election's in November 7. We've got one more year of a three-year term to continue
00:04to govern. It's going to be all about the economy and who's the better economic managers and
00:08frankly taxing more with capital gains tax, debt taxes, trust taxes, wealth taxes, increasing income
00:14and corporate tax. That ain't going to be the way forward to New Zealand. This election's about our
00:18future. It's about whether or not young New Zealanders are going to want to stay in New Zealand
00:22and make a future for themselves here in New Zealand. We've got to give them reason to stay.
00:27Labour's focused on the things that really matter to New Zealanders, the cost of living,
00:31jobs, health, homes and actually delivering a future that's made in New Zealand by New Zealand
00:37for New Zealanders. We cannot afford Jacinda Light because Jacinda One spent all of the money.
00:44That's why we need a choice of somebody who's been effective in government but also collegial.
00:50Someone who's brought ideas to the table and also worked with others. I'm proud to stand for an ACT
00:56party that has saved the taxpayer money, that has cut red tape and made New Zealanders equal before
01:03the law so we can all get on together solving the problems that we face. This election is about
01:09the kind of country that we can be, the kind of economy that we can create if we decide about
01:13the
01:13well-being of people and planet ahead of merciless corporate profiteering and that's what the Greens
01:18stand for, the well-being of people and planet. This election is about ensuring that the people out
01:23there who have been inflicted the most pain by this particular government have a voice.
01:28And our people out there need to understand that the Māori will stand for them. Māori will be
01:33making a decision about who the Prime Minister is come November the 7th.
01:37Thank you so much for joining us.
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