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PM's Post Cabinet Presser - Monday, 28 April 2008


Scoop Video + Audio: PM's Post Cabinet Presser - Monday, 28 April 2008


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Prime Minister Helen Clark at her 28 April Press Conference

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  • Video on Demand of NZ Prime Minister Helen Clark's post Cabinet press conference for Parliamentary press gallery journalists held Monday afternoon. After the cabinet readout the PM declined to go into detail on measure to alleviate economic strain on New Zealanders, describing it as a budget matter. She did however explain her opposition to the lifting of GST on food and indicated Peter Dunne's income-splitting proposal was only likely to succeed as a result of possible future coalition deals.

    She also differentiated the sale of Vector Energy's assets from the Auckland Airport deal and discussed the enigma that is new State Services Commissioner Iain Rennie.

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  • Scoop Audio: Audio on Demand of NZ Prime Minister Helen Clark's post Cabinet press conference for Parliamentary press gallery journalists held this afternoon. After the cabinet readout the PM declined to go into detail on measure to alleviate economic strain on New Zealanders, describing it as a budget matter. She did however explain her opposition to the lifting of GST on food and indicated Peter Dunne's income-splitting proposal was only likely to succeed as a result of possible future coalition deals.

    She also differentiated the sale of Vector Energy's assets from the Auckland Airport deal and discussed the enigma that is new State Services Commissioner Iain Rennie.

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