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Thursday 21 October 2021

pn801. National Party Covid-19 strategy, reopening plan


To read what the National Party's leader had to say, Click here.

To read what the media had to say about their plan, click on the links below:

National Party Covid-19 strategy, reopening plan

Marc Daalder (Newsroom): National’s reopening date isn’t rooted in science
Russell Palmer (RNZ): National's plan risks vulnerable communities, critics warn
Amelia Wade (Newshub): The glaring omission from National's COVID-19 economic plan

Zane Small (Newshub): Jacinda Ardern, Greens rip into National's COVID-19 plan as Judith Collins pushes for freedom day
Stuff Editorial: Taking care of business - National's plan has shimmer but is it safe?
Thomas Coughlan (Herald): National gets out the chequebook, but does it have the cash? (paywalled) 
Rahul Bhattarai (Herald): Businesses optimistic about National Party's Covid recovery plan (paywalled) 
Charlie Gates (Stuff): Events sector welcomes National proposal for pandemic insurance
RNZ: Judith Collins on National's target for ending lockdowns
Anna Whyte (1 News): National propose $100 'dine and discover' voucher, tax changes in economic plan
Luke Malpass and Thomas Manch (Stuff): National Party proposes tax cuts, wage subsidy boost, and $100 vouchers for the vaccinated
Grant Bradley (Herald): National's rescue package for hospo, tourism, small business
RNZ: National proposes reopening fully vaccinated businesses in 'back in business' plan
Zane Small (Newshub): National proposes two-year tax cuts for workers and small businesses
Bernard Hickey (The Kākā): Dawn Chorus: National eyes $30b of spending cuts (paywalled) 

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