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Green Party and National Party Debate National Tax Policy

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The Green Party and the National Party debated national tax policy on October 13, 2026. Green Party co-leader Chloe Swarbrick expressed frustration with the National Party's approach, stating that the party sought to create worry about tax without engaging in a substantive discussion about the topic. Swarbrick noted that the current tax system results in multi-millionaires paying 9c on every dollar earned, while average workers pay an average of 22c.

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The debate highlights disagreements over wealth distribution and government revenue. Swarbrick argued that the current tax structure prevents necessary investment in infrastructure and emergency departments. The parties' differing views on taxation could influence future government spending and funding priorities.

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