A Labour Party release criticizes National for failing to deliver promised $250 cost of living payments, highlighting a lack of evidence of any family receiving the full amount and using humor and hyperbole to underscore the perceived failure of the government's economic relief.
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All right, now the government has responded to the Labour Party's proposed cap on public transport fares. The National Party campaign chair, Simeon Brown says the claim that this cap will cost 65 million doesn't add up. Simeon's calculations on the back of an envelope say 1.6 billion. Well, Transport Minister Chris Bishop has had some thoughts on the policy too, and he joins me now.
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