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Christopher Luxon sworn in as New Zealand prime minister, says priority is to improve economy
- Christopher Luxon was sworn in as New Zealand's prime minister, with a focus on improving the economy.
- Luxon plans to deliver tax cuts, train more police officers, and reduce government bureaucracy, including a 6.5% cut to the public service.
- Luxon's new coalition government includes ACT and New Zealand First, and they outlined their policies in a media briefing.
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In New Zealand, the new conservative government led by Peter Luxon has been sworn in. The 53-year-old new prime minister swore on Monday in the...
·Munich, Germany
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New Zealand’s new government sworn in, parliament expected to open next week
Wellington (Reuters) – New Zealand’s new right-of-centre government was sworn in on Monday, with parliament expected to sit next week and begin working on new policies including a new central bank mandate and lifting a ban on oil and gas exploration. New Zealand Governor General Cindy Kiro, who represents British monarch King Charles III as head of state, swore National Party leader Christopher Luxon in as New Zealand’s 42nd prime minister along…
·Fiji
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right10Center27Last UpdatedBias Distribution60% Center
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