Bay of Plenty MP Tom Rutherford is advocating for central government funding to support the safe restoration and re-opening of Mount Maunganui following a deadly landslide, highlighting concerns over cost, safety, and community impact.
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Oh, I really like it. It's a new charter the Reserve Bank they announced this morning. The charter, of course, comes from the government. The charter, it comes into effect today, and it's been agreed by the minister, which sets the official cash rate in the monetary policy statement. The committee will be able to speak out if some of them are in the minority. 30. There's so much guessing over who said what, you'll notice, Heather, on the Committee on Monetary Statements and OCR announcements, this will remove the mystique from those of us who actually take an interest in these things. Here's the Finance Minister Nicola Willis in Parliament this afternoon talking about the opening of the door at the Reserve Bank to the public view.
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