Shane Jones, New Zealand First's deputy leader, defends the party's stance on superannuation, rejecting claims of financial irresponsibility and urging a constructive, election-focused debate on economic and fiscal policy.
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Now Nicola Willis, the Finance Minister, has made some fairly pointed comments about the spiraling cost of superannuation, and it was aimed squarely in the direction of her coalition partner, New Zealand First. The Associate Finance Minister and New Zealand First MP, Shane Jones is with us now. Hi, Shane. You're not going to budge on the super?
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