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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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Portland Press Herald

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Christopher Luxon sworn in as New Zealand prime minister, says priority is to improve economy

Luxon has promised to deliver tax cuts and train 500 more police officers within two years.

1 year ago·Portland, United States

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

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Government sworn in

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...

1 year ago·Munich, Germany

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Zeit Online

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Neue Regierung unter Christopher Luxon vereidigt

Christopher Luxon hat den Amtseid als neuer Ministerpräsident Neuseelands abgelegt. Der Konservative regiert in einer Koalition mit Rechten und Wirtschaftsliberalen.

1 year ago·Germany

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The Guardian Nigeria

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Luxon sworn in as new prime minister of New Zealand

Former airline boss Christopher Luxon formally took office as New Zealand's prime minister Monday, vowing to tame inflation and bring down interest rates.

1 year ago·Nigeria

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china.org.cn

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New Zealand's new gov't sworn in - China.org.cn

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The Canadian Press

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The economy, a priority of the new New Zealand Prime Minister - French Canada

WELLINGTON, Nouvelle-Zélande — Christopher Luxon a prêté serment lundi en tant que premier ministre de la Nouvelle-Zélande et a affirmé que sa priorité absolue était d’améliorer l’économie. L’ancien homme d’affaires de 53 ans dirige une coalition conservatrice après que son parti national a conclu un accord vendredi avec deux petits partis à la suite des élections générales du mois dernier. Après la cérémonie d’investiture, présidée par la gouve…

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