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  1. New Zealand political parties shared responsibility for economic decline, blaming each other for high unemployment and inflation.
  2. National party faces criticism over economic mismanagement while Labour is positioned as the capable alternative.

Mel Stride argues that both the Conservative and Labour parties share blame for the current national debt crisis due to spending policies.

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Mel Stride argues that both the Conservative and Labour parties share blame for the current national debt crisis due to spending policies.

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National party faces criticism over economic mismanagement while Labour is positioned as the capable alternative. All 1 developments

Within New Zealand political parties shared responsibility for economic decline, blaming each other for high unemployment and inflation.

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