The Labour Party promotes its 2026 election campaign with energetic events and a focus on jobs, health, and homes, while addressing issues like Māori representation and rural New Zealanders' lack of engagement.
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Now let's deal with what's going on with Marsden Point. The government is giving the new Marsden Point owners $21 million to build more diesel storage. Channel infrastructure says it can add another 90 million litres of this capacity within two months. And Shane Jones is the Associate Minister for Energy who's with us. Hi Shane.
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